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Ivory Latta scored 17 points and Crystal Langhorne had all 16 of her points in the second half as the Washington Mystics won their third straight game with a 64-60 victory over the slumping Indiana Fever on Sunday.

Behind a roster that includes players like 11-year veteran Michelle Snow and rookie Tayler Hill, the Mystics have new life in 2013 under relocated coach Mike Thibault.

Ivory Latta scored 17 of her 24 points in the second half and Monique Currie had 23 as the Washington Mystics fended off Minnesota's fourth quarter rally and beat the Lynx 85-80 on Saturday night.

Ivory Latta scored nine of her 17 points in the final seven minutes as the Washington Mystics rallied to beat the short-handed Connecticut Sun 66-62 on Friday night.

Angel McCoughtry scored 12 of her 15 points in the second half and Erika de Souza had 14 and the undefeated Atlanta Dream continued their dominance over the Washington Mystics with a 73-63 win on Sunday.

Ivory Latta scored 27 points and Washington held Tulsa without a field goal in overtime as the Mystics won 95-90 on Monday.

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.

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

After 11 combined victories the past two seasons, new coach Mike Thibault and his players are out to turn around Washington.

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.

The Washington Mystics have signed free agent forward Jessica Moore.

Phoenix won the lottery, but Washington and Tulsa made big offseason moves. Who will be the WNBA's most improved team? That's up for debate.

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.