Three-time WNBA MVP and four-time Olympic gold medalist Lisa Leslie says she will retire after her 12th season with the Los Angeles Sparks. The 36-year-old center announced her decision Wednesday in El Segundo, Calif., accompanied by her 19-month-old dau ...
The Indiana Fever have waived forward Kristen Mann. The 6-foot-2 Mann was acquired in a trade with Atlanta and scored two points in five games for the Fever last season. She was a former first-round WNBA draft pick of the Minnesota Lynx and went to Atla ...
The Seattle Storm re-signed guard Tanisha Wright, bringing back the versatile guard that had the best season of her career a year ago. The team did not release terms of the deal announced Wednesday. Wright started 14 of 34 games for Seattle last year an ...
Candace Parker is expecting her first child this spring, and the WNBA star will keep working out leading to the 2009 season. The announcement was made Wednesday by the University of Tennessee, where Parker starred before going on to the Los Angeles Spark ...
The WNBA president says the franchise that won the league's first four championships is disbanding. Donna Orender told Houston television station KRIV on Monday that the league-owned Houston Comets would be shut down because new owners couldn't be found. ...
Coach Bill Laimbeer has been re-signed to a two-year contract by the WNBA champion Detroit Shock. The team is not releasing terms of the deal announced Thursday. The two-time NBA champion as a member of the Detroit Pistons guided the Shock this summer t ...
The Washington Mystics have hired Angela Taylor as their new general manager. Taylor has been vice president of business operations for the Minnesota Lynx the last two seasons. Before that, she worked in the WNBA's league office for a decade. Taylor's h ...
It wasn't exactly a surprise development for Bill Laimbeer. The Detroit Shock coach fully expected his team to go out this season and win their third WNBA championship since 2003. And that's exactly what they did. "This is what we thought was going to ...
Winning a gold medal in Beijing, a WNBA championship and the league finals MVP award. How does it feel, Katie Smith? "I mean, it's been OK," she said to laughter in the interview room Sunday after the forward led the Detroit Shock to their third WNBA cr ...