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The Los Angeles Sparks have hired Bridget Pettis as an assistant, replacing Jim Lewis who left the team for family reasons.

The defending WNBA champion Indiana Fever have lost guard Erin Phillips for four to six weeks with a torn meniscus in her right knee.

With an infusion of talent, several teams are expected to step it up and some key coaching moves, the 2013 WNBA season promises to be a page-turner.

The WNBA writers at espnW.com make their preseason predictions for how the 2013 season might unfold.

As espnW.com previews the 2013 WNBA season, Mechelle Voepel takes a look at the Indiana Fever.

Is defending WNBA champion Indiana the favorite in the Eastern Conference? Mechelle Voepel and Michelle Smith debate it out.

Indiana Fever forward Shyra Ely-Gash will miss the entire 2013 WNBA season after rupturing her right Achilles tendon.

After being sidelined significantly for the first time in her career, Katie Douglas has fought back from a severe ankle injury to return to the defending WNBA champion Fever.

ESPN and the WNBA have extended their agreement through the 2022 season, it was announced at a news conference in New York City on Thursday.

The Indiana Fever have signed Shyra Ely and Jessica Breland to their training camp roster.

The defending WNBA champion Indiana Fever will open the 2013 season against the San Antonio Silver Stars on May 24.

No one wants to see one of the league's top players miss an entire season. But sitting out 2013 -- even if it leaves Seattle scrambling right now for what appears to be a very competitive Western Conference race -- just might be exactly what Lauren Jackson needs.

Tamika Catchings will help Indiana try to defend its WNBA title.

With her "Cree and Scooter" book series, the Fever's Tammy Sutton-Brown introduces children to cultures and countries from around the world.

With Holly Warlick taking over a young squad with eight underclassmen, it's a new era for Tennessee. And espnW is along for the ride with a Total Access look at the people and personalities that make up the Lady Vols.

WNBA president Laurel Richie gives some insight into where the league is as it finishes its 16th season -- the good and the bad.