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82 — 90
Bridget Carleton and Carla Leite bring Portland all the way back in 90-82 overtime win over Golden State
For most of the night at Moda Center, the Golden State Valkyries looked like the side with the cleaner script. Then Portland turned the ending into its own, climbing out of a 17-point hole and finishing a 90-82 overtime win with the steadiest possessions of the game.
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79 — 89
Aces turn early 17-0 swing into 89-79 win over Sparks
Las Vegas gave Los Angeles an early lead and then took most of the rest of the night. The Aces answered a 5-2 deficit with a 17-0 first-quarter burst and spent the rest of an 89-79 WNBA win keeping the Sparks at arm’s length at Michelob ULTRA Arena.
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85 — 97
Sky turned a tied game into a runaway with a third-quarter burst against Toronto
For a half, Toronto Tempo and the Chicago Sky played a game that refused to separate. Then Chicago found the middle of the floor, moved the ball with purpose, and turned 44-44 into a 97-85 win that felt decided long before the final margin settled there.
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77 — 96
First-half blitz and Caitlin Clark’s steady finish carry Fever past Lynx 96-77
Indiana built a game that looked finished by halftime, then asked Caitlin Clark to finish it anyway. She did, and the Fever beat the Minnesota Lynx 96-77 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse behind 27 points, nine assists and an early-fourth-quarter answer when the game briefly tightened.
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69 — 79
Mystics beat Sun at the foul line and in the finish, turning a one-basket shooting gap into a 79-69 win
Washington did not shoot much better than Connecticut on Tuesday night. It just solved the arithmetic better. At CareFirst Arena, the Mystics turned free throws, timely third-quarter answers and a controlled final period into a 79-69 WNBA win over the Sun.
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86 — 87
Kahleah Copper’s 2.4-second winner lifts Mercury past Wings after Dallas led nearly all night
For most of Monday night, Dallas controlled the scoreboard and the style of the game. Then Phoenix reduced the contest to its simplest terms — paint touches, free throws and one more finish from Kahleah Copper — and stole an 87-86 WNBA win on a layup with 2.4 seconds left.
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95 — 84
Third-quarter surge and five-turnover composure carry Dream past Liberty 95-84
At Barclays Center, Atlanta found the cleanest stretch of the night in the third quarter and never really gave it back, beating New York 95-84 behind balanced scoring and unusually careful possession basketball.
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77 — 98Wilson, Young and a turnover avalanche carry Aces past Storm 98-77
Seattle landed the first punch, but Las Vegas owned almost everything that followed. The Aces shot 50.8 percent, hit 11 threes and turned 20 Storm turnovers into 25 points in a 98-77 WNBA win at Michelob ULTRA Arena.
Story contact: Mei ZhaoREAD THE GAME ↗84 — 105Second-quarter barrage and 14 made threes carry Sparks past Portland 105-84
For about one quarter, the Portland Fire kept the Los Angeles Sparks in a proper WNBA game. Then Los Angeles turned hot shooting and layered scoring into a runaway, pulling away for a 105-84 win at Crypto.com Arena.
Story contact: Xiao Ling WuREAD THE GAME ↗93 — 77Mystics’ first-half precision overwhelms Fever in 93-77 win at Gainbridge Fieldhouse
The Washington Mystics did not need a miracle shooting night to beat the Indiana Fever on Sunday. They needed only to keep doing what they did from the opening minutes: move the ball, score inside, and make Indiana chase a game that never really turned.
Story contact: Kevin HuangREAD THE GAME ↗106 — 69Breanna Stewart’s third-quarter burst powers Liberty past Tempo 106-69 in Toronto
For a brief stretch Sunday at Coca-Cola Coliseum, Toronto stayed punch for punch with New York. Then the Liberty turned the game into a lesson in efficiency, riding Breanna Stewart’s 27 points and a beautifully shared offense to a 106-69 win over the Tempo.
Story contact: Arjun KapoorREAD THE GAME ↗101 — 89Minnesota Lynx beat Connecticut Sun 101-89 by owning the paint and surviving a 15-three barrage
On a day when Connecticut lit up the arc and still lost by 12, the Minnesota Lynx offered a blunt reminder about how games can tilt. They scored 101 points with only four made threes because everything else — the paint, the foul line and the turnover battle — leaned their way in a 101-89 win at Mohegan Sun Arena.
Story contact: Arjun KapoorREAD THE GAME ↗57 — 7028-6 second quarter sends Valkyries past Storm 70-57 at Chase Center
The Golden State Valkyries built this WNBA win in one sharp burst and then spent the rest of the night protecting it. Their 70-57 result over the Seattle Storm at Chase Center was defined by a brutal second quarter, then preserved by balance, rebounding and enough timely answers whenever Seattle hinted at a comeback.
Story contact: Darnell JacksonREAD THE GAME ↗81 — 106Atlanta Dream beat Chicago Sky, 106–81
Atlanta Dream finished with a 106–81 victory over Chicago Sky at State Farm Arena on September 19, 2026.
Story contact: Kevin HuangREAD THE GAME ↗82 — 87Paige Bueckers’ late dagger caps Dallas Wings’ 87-82 win over Phoenix Mercury
Dallas had to absorb an Alyssa Thomas triple-double and a 21-point night from Lexi Held, but the Wings still found the last big answer. Paige Bueckers scored 26, Arike Ogunbowale added 22, and Dallas used a blistering second quarter plus one final Bueckers three to beat the Phoenix Mercury 87-82 at College Park Center.
Story contact: Katie SullivanREAD THE GAME ↗66 — 82Kaitlyn Chen and Laeticia Amihere ignite Valkyries’ breakaway in 82-66 win over Portland
For one quarter, the Portland Fire made this WNBA meeting look unsettled. After that, the Golden State Valkyries found their range, tightened the game with their defense, and turned a one-point deficit into an 82-66 win at Chase Center.
Story contact: Xiao Ling WuREAD THE GAME ↗93 — 81Pauline Astier’s fourth-quarter burst helps Liberty pull away from Lynx, 93-81
For most of Friday night at Target Center, this looked like a game that would turn on one or two possessions. Then New York’s shooting tilted the arithmetic. Behind Breanna Stewart, Jonquel Jones and a timely fourth-quarter burst from Pauline Astier, the Liberty turned a tight WNBA matchup into a 93-81 win over the Minnesota Lynx.
Story contact: Kevin HuangREAD THE GAME ↗103 — 85Mitchell’s 33 and Clark’s 28-14 line lift Fever past Tempo after Toronto’s brief third-quarter surge
Toronto spent much of Friday night finding just enough offense to stay attached. Indiana kept responding with something sharper, and by the time Kelsey Mitchell’s late jumpers arrived, the Fever’s 103-85 win at Coca-Cola Coliseum looked like what it was: a superb shooting night sustained across all four quarters.
Story contact: Darnell JacksonREAD THE GAME ↗114 — 77Jackie Young’s 19-point first quarter launches Aces past Storm 114-77 in Seattle
By the time Jackie Young buried a 25-foot three with 2.1 seconds left in the first quarter, this game already had its shape. Las Vegas never trailed, shot 58 percent from the floor, and turned that early jolt into a 114-77 WNBA win over the Seattle Storm at Climate Pledge Arena.
Story contact: Xiao Ling WuREAD THE GAME ↗94 — 91Shay Ciezki’s third-quarter jolt carries Mercury past Fire 94-91 after Portland led most of the night
For long stretches at Moda Center, this looked like Portland’s game to finish. Instead, Phoenix turned one scorching stretch from Shay Ciezki and a steadier closing hand into a 94-91 WNBA win that erased an 11-point Fire lead and spoiled several strong Portland performances.
Story contact: Darnell JacksonREAD THE GAME ↗77 — 97Jessica Shepard’s triple-double flips a halftime tie into a 97-77 Wings win over the Sparks
A game that sat level at halftime broke open when Dallas finally turned its ball movement and size into separation. The Wings beat the Los Angeles Sparks 97-77 at College Park Center, and the shift from coin flip to clear result started with an 11-0 run late in the third quarter.
Story contact: Xiao Ling WuREAD THE GAME ↗110 — 80Mystics’ ball movement and paint scoring bury Sky in 110-80 win
The Washington Mystics did not need a single takeover act at Wintrust Arena. They beat the Chicago Sky 110-80 by making the game simple and relentless: finish inside, move the ball, protect possessions, and keep adding answers every time Chicago threatened to settle in.
Story contact: Greg HalvorsenREAD THE GAME ↗59 — 103Angel Reese sets the tone as Atlanta Dream roll past Connecticut Sun 103-59
The score looked extreme because the margin in clean basketball was extreme too. Behind Angel Reese’s 30-point, 10-rebound night and a relentlessly organized offense, the Atlanta Dream pulled away from the Connecticut Sun for a 103-59 win Thursday at Gateway Center.
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