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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.

While many teams fared well in Monday's WNBA draft, no one did better than Bill Laimbeer and the New York Liberty.

The WNBA just had a month-long break, but the playoff push will be intense from the get-go when games resume Thursday.

Silver Spurs are the surprise 'buzz' team as the Olympics brings a month-long halt to the WNBA. Will the time off help or hurt?

On the same day the Lynx received their 2011 championship rings, Minnesota looked just as good -- if not better -- than last season, with six players in double figures in a 105-83 season-opening victory against Phoenix.

Defending WNBA champion Minnesota is expected to rule again. But where do the rest of the West teams fall behind the Lynx?

The start of any WNBA season hinges on how quickly teams jell with new combinations and how players perform after their overseas experiences. But which teams deal best after the monthlong break for the Olympics might have the biggest impact this season.

From the big winners (Tulsa) to head-scratching picks (New York), Mechelle Voepel takes a team-by-team look at Monday's WNBA draft.

Seattle was the clear pick when the playoffs opened in 2010. This summer, while Minnesota might be tagged as the favorite, every team has reason to think it could be crowned the WNBA champion.

With the West race going down to the wire, expect plenty of drama in the last three-plus weeks of the WNBA regular season.

After chronic underachievement, Minnesota might finally be looking like a potential champ. Winners of six straight, the Lynx host a former champ, Phoenix, on Tuesday in a game between two teams that can come through in the clutch.

Can the reigning WNBA champions "storm" back in the season's second half?

All-Star Game MVP Swin Cash, Seattle Storm look to regain their championship form going into the second half of the WNBA season.

Most WNBA teams made draft picks Monday that made sense and helped fill a need in their current rosters.

Before the 2010 WNBA season tips off, here's a look at the predicted order of finish for each conference.

Plenty of change -- a franchise lost and a franchise moved, for instance -- has taken place since last season. But an old favorite, defending champ Phoenix, helps tip off the league's 14th season Saturday.