Autumn Johnson joins Lisa Leslie on Between the Lines, presented by State Street Investment Management, to break down the biggest storylines heading into the WNBA Finals. They dive into Napheesa Collier’s eye-opening exit interview and what needs to change with officiating across the league. Lisa and Autumn give kudos to the semifinal performances from the Mercury, Lynx, Aces, and Fever, and take a closer look at how Phoenix reinvented its roster for a deep postseason run. Plus, the X-factors that could decide it all between Las Vegas and Phoenix.

Ros Gold-Onwude is back with Lisa Leslie on Between the Lines presented by  @StateStreetIM_US  to break down the dramatic WNBA semifinals! Both series are tied 1-1 and the chase for the Finals is heating up. Lisa and Ros dig into the battle in the paint between Alyssa Thomas and Napheesa Collier, why Nalyssa Smith and Jewell Loyd will be the X-factors for Vegas, and why Indiana need to get Aliyah Boston more intentional touches. They also highlight Cheryl Reeve’s steady rebuild in Minnesota, weigh in on the end-of-season awards, and discuss the surprising coaching moves shaking up the league.

Ros Gold-Onwude joins Lisa Leslie on this episode of Between the Lines to discuss the biggest storylines from the first round of the WNBA playoffs! They break down Phoenix vs. Liberty’s thrilling overtime game, celebrate the Valkyries’ historic season and Veronica Burton’s Most Improved Player award, highlight Atlanta’s cohesive effort all season long, marvel at the Aces’ unstoppable streak, and, of course, weigh in on the hottest topic dividing fans right now: the MVP race (why can’t we just have co-MVPs!!).

In this very special edition of Between the Lines with Lisa Leslie presented by Eli Lilly, two legends of the game sit down for a heartfelt trip down memory lane. Lisa is joined by her former Team USA teammate and lifelong friend, South Carolina coach Dawn Staley. They reflect on their journey from being “opposites attract” roommates to Olympic gold medalists.

Our first-ever Between the Lines Live Show presented by Eli Lilly hit the stage at WNBA All-Star Weekend in Indianapolis – and y’all did not disappoint!

Washington Mystics veteran Stefanie Dolson, aka Big Mama Stef, joins Lisa Leslie on this week’s episode of Between the Lines, where love for the game runs deep! Stef reflects on returning to D.C., the city where her WNBA journey began, and what it means to be the veteran voice for this talented group of rookies.

She shares how her playmaking instincts have made her a consistent force in the W, and breaks down how her nurturing leadership style perfectly complements Brittney Sykes’s fiery energy. Lisa and Stef also dive into the evolution of the league, the ongoing CBA negotiations, and why Big Mama Stef isn’t just a player; when she’s off the court, she’s tuned in, watching every single WNBA game she can.

Washington Mystics rookie and freshly minted 2025 WNBA All-Star Sonia Citron sits down with Lisa Leslie to talk about her swift ascension to WNBA stardom. From playing at Notre Dame to becoming a “Silent Assassin” in the pros, Sonia’s been letting her game do the talking all season long.

onnecticut Sun rookie Aneesah Morrow joins Lisa Leslie to talk about her basketball journey and rookie WNBA season. From growing up hooping in Chicago to being coached by her mom, to first playing at DePaul before transferring to LSU, Aneesah’s journey has taken her across the country and back as she’s established herself as one of the brightest young stars in the game.

Washington Mystics forward Aaliyah Edwards joins Lisa Leslie on Between the Lines powered by Microsoft Copilot to discuss her comeback from injury, leading the Mystics’ young core, and what it’s like to be part of the UConn sisterhood (and group chat) in the WNBA.

WNBA Champion and Los Angeles Sparks star Kelsey Plum joins Lisa Leslie on Between the Lines powered by Microsoft Copilot to discuss her first year in LA, how she’s grown as a player, her time on the Aces, what it’s like guarding Caitlin Clark, her advice to WNBA rookies, and much, much more.