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Early Trends We’re Following for the 2026 WNBA Season

Plus, the players who are fitting in with their new teams and which stumbling contenders should be worried.

Sports Illustrated · May 29

New on Peacock in June 2026: All the new shows and movies to watch

Here's our monthly guide to all the new movies and shows coming to Peacock in June 2026, including the return of 'Love Island USA'.

Tom’s Guide · May 29

WNBA Rookie Watch: Awa Fam’s Arrival, Kiki Rice Enters Early Rookie of the Year Race

A look around the WNBA at some recent standout performances across the league’s rookie class.

Sports Illustrated · May 28

As more athletes speak openly about depression, anxiety and suicide, a minority of fans are weaponizing it

It’s a cool Tuesday night in Columbia, South Carolina, and fans of the minor league baseball team the Columbia Fireflies are letting an opposing batter named Marcos Torres hear it.

The Conversation · May 26

Jose Fernandez Still Won’t Commit to Azzi Fudd Being a Starter After Best Rookie Performance

The Wings rookie is still waiting her turn to be named to the starting five.

Sports Illustrated · May 25

WNBA referees are clamping down on physicality. Is it helping or hurting players?

After outcry over inconsistency last year, a taskforce sought to improve the league’s officiating. Now foul calls are up, and players and coaches are adjusting

The Guardian - US · May 22

WNBA Rookie Watch: Remember Jovana Nogić and Pauline Astier’s Names

The international players are two of the WNBA’s most pleasant surprises early in the season.

Sports Illustrated · May 21

Why WNBA Could Fine Fever After Caitlin Clark’s Late Scratch

Despite not being on the injury report, Indiana’s star guard missed her first game of the season on Wednesday and did not practice the day before.

Sports Illustrated · May 21

How Caitlin Clark Combats the Pressure of Constantly Being in the WNBA’s Spotlight

Clark opened up about her mental health journey.

Sports Illustrated · May 20

‘Real talk’ or wreaking havoc? The questions WNBA coaches should ask before calling out their teams

After Jose Fernandez ripped the Wings’ selfishness, they responded with an emphatic win – but that doesn’t always happen. Plus, a big week for denim

The Guardian - US · May 20