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Skylar Diggins had 11 assists in her home debut for Tulsa, but Ivory Latta, who left the Shock in the offseason, had the last laugh Monday, scoring 27 points to lead Washington to an overtime win.

The top four picks in the WNBA draft, including Brittney Griner, Elena Delle Donne and Skylar Diggins, will be on display in Monday's ESPN2 doubleheader.

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.

Liz Cambage has reversed course, saying she will play in the WNBA this summer. But the Australian's history with the league has many on the edge of their seat to see if Cambage really returns and what sort of season she might have.

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

As expected, Brittney Griner, Elena Delle Donne and Skylar Diggins were the first three draft picks Monday. Now it's time for the trio to play well and help the WNBA continue to grow.

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.

Alleged attack on Jennifer Lacy leaves fans of Chamique Holdsclaw worried and sad. The former WNBA star faces potential jail time.

Phoenix walked away with the No. 1 pick in Wednesday's WNBA draft lottery. And while it made the Mercury's day, it was the worst-case scenario for Washington, which had the best odds of winning the top pick in the lottery.

Before the most anticipated draft in WNBA history, the Mystics, Shock, Sky and Mercury hope to win the No. 1 pick -- which likely will be Baylor game-changer Brittney Griner -- in Wednesday's draft lottery.

The participants in the WNBA playoffs and the draft lottery are now set. Washington, Phoenix, Tulsa and Chicago -- which lost Thursday and was eliminated from postseason contention -- are the teams that will be in the Brittney Griner sweepstakes.We&#...

The participants in the WNBA playoffs and the draft lottery are now set. Washington, Phoenix, Tulsa and Chicago -- which lost Thursday and was eliminated from postseason contention -- are the teams that will be in the Brittney Griner sweepstakes. We...

Tulsa Shock players Temeka Johnson and Kayla Pedersen were diagnosed with staph infections in August, causing both players to miss a handful of games

Kayla Pedersen and Temeka Johnson are both back on the court, but it's the third consecutive season that at least one Tulsa player has been diagnosed with staph infection.

It was supposed to be the night Tulsa welcomed back its 6-foot-8 center. Instead, 5-6 Ivory Latta was the star of the night, helping the Shock win back-to-back games for the first time this season and snap L.A.'s nine-game win streak.

While some peers say she is full of potential and on the road to greatness, Liz Cambage is focused on her next stop. Right now, that's an extended rest, and then a pro stint in China reportedly worth $400,000.