The Women’s Hoops Show

History’s undefeated: every W team with a 15+ win streak has finished as champs. Will the Aces keep the streak perfect—or crack under the pressure? Jordan and Autumn unpack momentum vs. burden, and why Autumn says the heaviest weight sits with the defending champs, even while the Lynx wear the No. 1 target.

They also run through every title hopeful with one sharp question each: Golden State’s forced move to San Jose—does Chase Center magic travel? Atlanta’s non–All-Star X-factor, Indiana’s Kelsey-as-superhero path, and Seattle’s “want → wins” test. Plus they preview a volatile 4 vs 5 matchup in Mercury vs Liberty.

And stick around until the end for a wholesome bonus to close the show.

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Angel Reese comments about the Chicago Sky has become the biggest storyline in the league. We break down the full fallout and what it really means for Angel, the Sky, and WNBA free agency ahead.

Then, we turn to the playoff picture: who are the true contenders? From the Liberty’s skid to the Mercury’s depth, Atlanta’s three-point gamble, Vegas’ streak, and Minnesota’s machine, we spotlight each title hopeful—along with the Achilles heel that could end their run.

Finally, we close with Sending Flowers presented by Cash App, giving love to the players and moments that deserve their roses right now.

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The playoffs are almost here — and the bracket could get WILD. We take your questions on potential upsets, toughest paths to the Finals, and what storylines could define the first round. Can the Valkyries shock the Aces? Could Phoenix send the Liberty home early? And do the Storm have any chance to steady the rollercoaster?

Along the way we hit on game recaps (Liberty–Valkyries, Fever–Mercury, Sparks–Dream), Seattle’s frustrations, which first-year coaches are staying put, how MVP voting really works (and why first-place votes aren’t everything), and Angel Reese’s blunt message to the Chicago Sky.

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With just weeks left in the regular season, the WNBA playoff picture is anything but settled. On this episode of The Women’s Hoop Show, we break down the Aces’ resurgence, the Dream’s late-game struggles, the Storm’s shocking comeback over the Lynx, and the Liberty’s stumble at the wrong time. We also spotlight spoiler teams shaking up the standings and whether the Indiana Fever can hang onto the 8-spot.

Then it’s awards talk: we debate the frontrunners for Most Improved Player, from Veronica Burton’s breakout with the Valkyries to Alicia Gray’s leap into MVP territory. In Hoop Roots, Sheryl Swoopes reflects on recording the WNBA’s first-ever triple-double, while we make the case for Alyssa Thomas’s MVP candidacy. Finally, we wrap with Sending Flowers presented by Cash App, honoring the players and coaches making the biggest impact right now.

Our first-ever merch drop is live! Tees, hoodies, caps & more — available Sept 2–16 only at shopwomenshoops.com. Don’t miss it!

The MVP race is heating up—Napheesa Collier and A’ja Wilson are both putting up historic performances, and the battle for the award may come down to the final weeks of the regular season. ESPN’s Kendra Andrews joins the Women’s Hoop Show to break down her reporting on the Las Vegas Aces’ stunning turnaround and what Phee’s return means for the Minnesota Lynx.

We also spotlight the season’s most underrated storylines, from rookies making an impact across the W, to Nneka Ogwumike's best season, and what’s really going on with the Chicago Sky. Plus, we discuss the looming schedule crunch as the league expands and close things out with Sending Flowers presented by CashApp.

History was made in Vancouver with the first-ever regular-season WNBA game in Canada as the Storm edged the Dream. We recap the action, then shift to the Lynx who continue to prove they’re Finals contenders after another big win over the Liberty. Plus, Seattle unveiled a groundbreaking Sue Bird statue—the first of its kind in league history. We also talk about what it means, who could be next, and close out with our “Sending Flowers” segment honoring the week’s best.

Rivalry Week is here, but the real drama is in the standings. Jordan and Sheryl fire up the WNBA Playoff Concern Meter to break down which fan bases can relax and which should be sweating every game. From the Liberty’s tough schedule to the Dream’s hot streak, the Mercury’s push for home court, and the Storm’s slide, we’re sorting contenders from pretenders. Plus, a deep dive into some of the greatest rivalries in WNBA history: from Comets vs. Liberty to Aces vs. Liberty.

We check in on post-trade performances shaking up the WNBA playoff picture. From Aaliyah Edwards’ new role in Connecticut to Jacy Sheldon’s spark in Washington and Brittney Sykes’ explosive start in Seattle, we break down which players are thriving in fresh uniforms. Plus, we celebrate history-makers: Alyssa Thomas’ triple-double streak, Dominique Malonga’s rookie milestone, and A’ja Wilson’s jaw-dropping 32-point, 20-rebound game. We recap key matchups — including the Lynx-Liberty showdown, Sparks-Storm thriller, and the Dream’s rise — and hand out flowers to players and moments that deserve their roses.

In this episode, ESPN’s Kendra Andrews joins us for a wide-ranging conversation on some of the biggest WNBA storylines right now. We kick things off with a deep dive into Napheesa Collier’s MVP-caliber season, her leadership role with the Lynx, and what her recent injury means for Minnesota’s title hopes.

We then shift to the ongoing CBA negotiations, player leverage, and the impact of Unrivaled on the future of the league. Kendra also gives us the inside scoop on the Golden State Valkyries—how they’ve become the league’s most exciting expansion story, the role of international talent, and what makes them a real playoff threat.

Plus, we talk NBA vs. WNBA coverage, media access, and how storytelling differs across leagues. And yes, we even find time to unpack Klay Thompson and Megan Thee Stallion’s power couple moment.

Whether you're here for the hoop talk, the business of basketball, or the Bay Area takeover, this episode has it all.

The 2025 WNBA trade deadline has passed — and we’re breaking it all down. From Aaliyah Edwards heading to the Sun, Jacy Sheldon landing with the Mystics, to Brittney Sykes boosting Seattle’s title hopes, this episode dives into all the major moves and what they mean for the playoff picture. We also spotlight trades that didn’t happen — looking at the Sky, Valkyries, and more.

Then we hit the court with recaps of Sparks vs Fever, Liberty vs Wings, and a special look at Paige Bueckers’ must-watch rookie run. Lastly, we address a disturbing trend: fans throwing sex toys onto the court. What’s really going on — and how is the league responding?

Trade drama, on-court excellence, and off-court chaos — we’ve got it all.