ESPN has been upping its game recently in covering women’s sports with shows and programs such as Women’s Sports Sundays, Vibe Check, and Women’s Sports Now. Now comes the latest original programming in that vein,

'Life in the W,' a new six-part ESPN docuseries, will premiere later this month. Here's what WNBA fans can expect.

Six Episodes, Zero Caitlin Clark - Fans Are Furious

The Dallas Wings and Paige Bueckers welcome the Chicago Sky to College Park Center in Arlington, Texas tonight, July 12 — here’s how to watch.

Is Caitlin Clark a target in the WNBA? That one question has sparked endless debate across the basketball world ever since she entered the league in 2024. But after everything that unfolded between Clark and Alyssa Thomas on June 24,

ESPN senior writer David Dennis Jr. isn't thrilled with the narratives surrounding Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark this season. Even though Clark has been named a starter for the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game,

Former WNBA All-Star Stacey Dales joined "First Take" to debate David Dennis Jr. over Caitlin Clark's standing among the league's top guards.

ESPN will feature WNBA and NWSL on Sunday nights. Ian Maule/Getty Images As NBC builds a year-round Sunday night live-sports portfolio of NFL, NBA and — coming next month — MLB, ESPN is rolling out its own innovative Sunday night programming strategy ...

Caitlin Clark continues to find herself compared to Paige Bueckers whenever the latter impresses in the WNBA, with one ESPN analyst having a strong take on the matter

Chiney Ogwumike asked if A'ja Wilson's greatness surpasses Tom Brady's, arguing Brady's 'winning is boring' in a segment critics call pandering.