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Olivia Miles (Minnesota Lynx), Azzi Fudd (Dallas Wings), Flau’jae Johnson (Seattle Storm), Sydney Taylor (Chicago Sky), Pauline Astier (New York Liberty), and Kiki Rice (Toronto Tempo) rounded out the WNBA’s All-Rookie team.
Atlanta Dream star Allisha Gray remains day-to-day after a hand procedure, leaving her WNBA Finals availability uncertain.
Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever delivered the biggest WNBA regular-season audience on all seven broadcast platforms during the 2026 season.
For Rhyne Howard, the Dream’s WNBA Finals berth sparked a rare emotional release.
The Minnesota Lynx's Olivia Miles and Dallas Wings' Azzi Fudd led the way for the WNBA's 2026 All-Rookie team.
'Live from the Orange Carpet: WNBA Finals' will bring E!'s flagship live coverage to perhaps the biggest event in USA Sports' calendar, with Lilly Singh set to host.