WNBA and Celtics reporter Noa Dalzell is joined by John Karalis of Boston Sports Journal to discuss recent reports that the Connecticut Sun are likely to relocate to Houston - and what that means for the future of women's basketball in New England. Plus, some thoughts on Steve Pagliuca's rejected bid and how things have transpired in recent months, including WNBA control over this sale process.

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Unrivaled is in the midst of its second season, and there's been a ton of discourse about lower TV ratings. WNBA reporter Noa Dalzell discusses why that discourse is misguided, and why the second season is actually hugely successful in its own way. Plus, a look at which players have benefited more from this format -- with shoutouts to Marina Mabrey, Chelsea Gray, and more.

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WNBA reporter Noa Dalzell sits down with Connecticut Sun General Manager Morgan Tuck to discuss her first year at the helm, takeaways from strong rookie debuts from Saniya Rivers, Leila Lacan, and Aneesah Morrow, and much more.

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WNBA reporter Noa Dalzell recaps the first day of action for Unrivaled, in which the Mist, Laces, Rose, and Breeze all emerged victorious. Noa overviews Unrivaled and discusses the day's top performers, including Chelsea Gray, Paige Bueckers, Allisha Gray, Azura Stevens, Brittney Sykes, and Aaliyah Edwards. 

0:00 - Thoughts on Unrivaled entering season 2

2:51 - Takeaways from Day 1 of Unrivaled

2:56 - Chelsea Gray

5:05 - Paige Bueckers

6:21 - Allisha Gray

7:41 - Azura Stevens

8:28 - Aaliyah Edward

8:54 - Brittney Sykes

9:23 - Overall thoughts from Day 1

13:04 - Wrapping up!

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WNBA and Celtics reporter Noa Dalzell is joined by John Karalis of Boston Sports Journal to discuss recent reports that the Connecticut Sun are likely to relocate to Houston - and what that means for the future of women's basketball in New England. Plus, some thoughts on Steve Pagliuca's rejected bid and how things have transpired in recent months, including WNBA control over this sale process.

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WNBA reporter Noa Dalzell dives into why she expects the Indiana Fever to make a big leap next season. The Fever went 24-20 last year despite star guard Caitlin Clark missing most of the season with various injuries, and finished just one overtime period away from the WNBA Finals. Next season, the Fever seem poised to make another leap - and here's why.

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WNBA reporter Noa Dalzell looks at the young crop of players and predicts who might be the next breakout stars in the WNBA. Last year, it was Veronica Burton who established herself as one of the league's elite guards - which players will emerge next season? Noa explains why she has her eye on Rickea Jackson, Dominique Malonga, Carla Leite, and several others.

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The WNBA Draft Lottery results are here -- and the Dallas Wings have won the No. 1 overall pick for the second consecutive year. What that means and who the Minnesota Lynx, Seattle Storm, Washington Mystics, and Chicago Sky might select with their lottery picks. WNBA reporter Noa Dalzell shares her thoughts on the lottery results and the prospects.

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WNBA reporter Noa Dalzell reacts to reports that the Seattle Storm have selected current New York Liberty assistant coach Sonia Raman as their next head coach. What makes Sonia a good hire for the Storm, plus inside a conversation with one of her former Memphis Grizzlies players, Xavier Tillman.

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WNBA reporter Noa Dalzell reacts to reports that the Toronto Tempo have hired recently-fired New York Liberty head coach Sandy Brondello to lead the franchise. Why the Tempo made this pick, plus what this means for other head coaching opportunities in the WNBA.

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