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The 2021 WNBA draft might be best remembered for three things: a potential dynamic duo for the Dallas Wings with 1-2 picks Charli Collier and Awak Kuier, teams betting on young international talent, and Indiana throwing some unexpected curveballs that will prove to be either surprisingly brilliant or way off base. At maximum, there are only 144 roster spots in the 12-team WNBA. Not every team is expected to carry 12 players this year, though, due to contractual obligations and fitting under the salary cap, so there might be even fewer spots up for grabs. When you consider how good the rosters...

Indiana Fever April 16, 2021 INDIANAPOLIS – Following the selection of Kysre Gondrezick with the No. 4 overall pick in the 2021 WNBA Draft, the Indiana Fever added six more draft picks on Thursday night, which is the most players selected in a single draft (7) in franchise history. The Fever completed a trade with the Seattle Storm for the No. 11 pick, guard Aaliyah Wilson from Texas A&M, in exchange for forward Kennedy Burke. Wilson averaged 8.6 points, 4.2 rebounds, 1.9 assists, 1.2 steals and 24.3 minutes per contest while starting 46 of 93 career games played at Texas A&M an...

Mangakahia appeared on the ACC Network's "Packer and Durham" on Wednesday to discuss her thoughts on the upcoming WNBA draft.

Stanford and Arizona will play for the third time this season on Sunday (6 p.m. ET, ESPN/ESPN App) with the 2021 women's national championship at stake. But while the title game matchup might have a familiar feel for the Pac-12 opponents, their paths to the final game of the season were anything but typical. Arizona, a No. 3 seed, is playing in its first NCAA tournament since 2005, and had never before advanced past the Sweet 16. But with former Wildcats player-turned-head coach Adia Barnes setting the tone on the sideline, Arizona knocked off No. 1 seed UConn in Friday's Final Four. Stanford...