Former Purdue women's basketball star Stephanie White, who led the Boilermakers to the 1999 NCAA national title, has won the 2023 WNBA Coach of the Year. White led the Connecticut Sun to a 27-13 record, the third-best mark in the entire league.

She’s having one of the best season’s of her career.

The two-time All-Star suffered the injury during Tuesday's game.

The Washington star was not happy with how the officials treated her in the team’s Sunday loss.

Former New York Liberty fan favorite Rebecca Allen didn't have to wait long to see her original WNBA employers again.

The Sun star and former MVP is reportedly set to join Sabrina Ionescu in New York.

The former Fever and Vanderbilt coach will take over for Curt Miller in Connecticut.

Los Angeles has reportedly found its next coach to lead the franchise.

And four more burning offseason questions.

Jonquel Jones & Co. fell short yet again for Connecticut in the playoffs. Where is the franchise headed?

With an All-Star core and the 2022 Coach of the Year, Las Vegas met the high expectations it had been given this season.

Connecticut got out to a first-quarter lead and didn’t look back, thanks to the play of its two All-Stars.

Relying on pure will, Thomas turned in a triple-double performance to help keep Connecticut alive in the WNBA Finals.

Connecticut kept its season alive Thursday night thanks, in part, to an impressive well-rounded effort from the All-Star forward.

Two members of the WNBA finalist Aces, guard Kelsey Plum and 2022 WNBA MVP A’ja Wilson, were named to the All-WNBA first team on Thursday.