WNBA players were in attendance for the WNBA's recent Collective Bargaining Agreement meeting with ownership during All-Star weekend in Indiana. One of the most prominent voices and presences in the room,

Ice Cube, co-founder of the BIG3 basketball league, revealed that no $5 million offer like the one extended to Caitlin

Angel Reese leads the WNBA with seven technicals. One more, and she’ll receive an automatic one-game suspension.

The Chicago Sky and Indiana Fever headlined the Sunday slate with a rivalry matchup. The Fever entered the game fresh off a victory over the Las Vegas Aces while the Sky were riding a four-game losing streak, struggling to find success under head coach Tyler Marsh.

Angel Reese has embraced the point-forward label she gained entering her second season with the Chicago Sky, living up to coach Tyler Marsh’s vision.

Ice Cube, who helped start the BIG3 basketball league, has explained why they didn't give Angel Reese, a WNBA player, a $5 million offer like the one they gave to Caitlin Clark. In a chat with TMZ Sports, Ice Cube said the main reasons were differences in sponsor backing and how much they thought each player would boost the league.

The Sky lost their fifth straight game to the Fever, and Tyler Marsh needs to get more out of his 6-foot-7 center.

Over the last week, the buzz surrounding Chicago Sky star Angel Reese potentially being suspended has been loud. She is just one technical away currently from facing a mandatory one-game suspension.