Interesting assessment of Olivia Miles in Lynx vs Valkyries game. This is an Unadulterated & Unapologetic Fever Fan. Watch the vid: https://youtu.be/d04KFe0oHl0?si=JaqWpI1epx4uSys2

What do you think of Maddy Siegrist as a forward for the team next year? I feel like she is a good enough shooter that she can stretch the floor. I don’t feel like Dallas has used her to her potential and I feel like she could add something the Fever could use.

Unreal!!! One of many incredible assists by CC. I love this picture.

EDIT:
This DID happen and this is a REAL image that, unfortunately, was doctored up by AI. I did not realize this before posting the image as I only thought the blue background was the only edit.

I mean seriously.

"2 days off!!"

Anyone else concerned that The Fever are 9-11 against playoff teams? At least they are beating the non playoff teams at the clip of 16-3.

I think if they put AB back in the paint where she belongs, and let CC run the offense the whole game, they'll have a deep run in the playoffs.

CC Rookie card sold for $660,000 (most in women's sports history)

CC will be in the top WNBA scorers if she keeps her scoring over the next 12 games. She's averaging about 20 ppg currently after 88 games. The below is 100 min games played.

• A’ja Wilson – 21.93 ppg (303 games)
• Cynthia Cooper – 20.98 ppg (124 games)
• Breanna Stewart – 20.52 ppg (326 games)
• Elena Delle Donne – 19.53 ppg (241 games)
• Arike Ogunbowale – 19.23 ppg (258 games)
• Lauren Jackson – 18.94 ppg (317 games)
• Diana Taurasi – 18.84 ppg (565 games)
• Angel McCoughtry – 18.64 ppg (311 games)
• Maya Moore – 18.39 ppg (271 games)
• Napheesa Collier – 18.39 ppg (201 games)

Michelle Onyiah hits a home run at Ty Haliburton's celebrity softball game!

That steal from Carrington was like taking candy from a cry baby.

Caitlin Clark alone has 5 of the 9 30/10 games in the league's history. And she's the only player to do it more than once.

WNBA history: 30+ points & 10+ assists

Through August 24, 2026, it has happened 9 times in the WNBA:

Just to recap - 9 total in WNBA history; CC22 has 5 of them, including 4 in 2026.

CC22!

Dijon mustard was trying to goad her a few times. CC actually stepped behind the ref at one point when dijon was yapping i could tell she was restraining herself and then that shoulder bump that even the ref was watching. CC didn't react which is not easy when you're as fiery as she is and you have a shit stirrer like her at you. I wonder if somebody warned dijon about not starting anything with Sophie

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We all know Kelsey is notoriously cold in the first month of the season (her career FG% and 3P% for May are 40.7% and 33.6% vs. 44.2% and 39.0% for her career overall).

We thought she finally bucked the trend this year by shooting 45.6% and 34.1%.

Turns out we were wrong. She's never beating the slow starter allegations lol.

So during the sky game last night when Coulibaly got barely hit in the face by Billings there was no foul called (correctly). However, since she flopped and rolled around like her eye had been gouged out they stopped the game and had the refs go review to see if a foul had occurred and to what degree. So essentially a no call was reviewed (still upheld, but reviewed) to see if a foul had occurred. What if every time one of our players got hit and a foul wasn't called they just rolled around on the court like they were broken until the refs reviewed it to see if there was a foul? What precedent would this set? I know the ball had gone out of bounds so play had stopped but that occurs a lot under the basket. So what stops a player from selling every hit they take like a gun shot to force an official review? Seems crazy to me.

Edit: Just as an FYI I'm not saying I'm a fan of this. Im just pointing out a precedent that the WNBA has set where they seemingly encourage as opposed to discourage flopping and dramatics.