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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.

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

Maya Moore won a title in China and saw her alma mater win another crown. Now, is it time for Moore and Minnesota to capture another WNBA championship?

Is Minnesota, which has won the West the past two seasons, again the favorite in the division in 2013?

The WNBA draft never looks like a sports event. It looks like a scene from a hotel jazz club. There is none of the beery pandemonium and emotional overkill that happens every summer when the men have their draft. The league's president, Laurie Richie...

The Washington Mystics acquired backup center Quanitra Hollingsworth from the New York Liberty for a third-round pick in the WNBA draft.

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

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 Tulsa Shock acquired two former All-Americans from Stanford on Friday, picking up guard Candice Wiggins from the Minnesota Lynx and forward Nicole Powell from the New York Liberty.

New York coach Bill Laimbeer, who led Detroit to three WNBA titles, has three former Shock players on his roster -- and he's expected to add a fourth next week.

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

Maya Moore has excelled everywhere she's played, winning championships from college to the WNBA and Europe. Now she's leaving her mark on the Chinese women's basketball league.

The Minnesota Lynx have signed coach Cheryl Reeve to a multiyear contract extension.

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

The Indiana Fever and their fans didn't let a little rain ruin their celebration of the WNBA championship.

Losing. It hurts. Especially when the games mean so much. But it also makes for compelling images, shots of the coaches and players as they show on their faces what they're feeling inside: the agony of defeat. There's a blog for that, one with...