Sue Bird to serve as an NBC studio analyst for WNBA broadcasts this season

NEW YORK (AP) — Hall of Famer Sue Bird watched the W NBA on NBC growing up and now she'll be part of the network's broadcasts of the league. The four-time WNBA champion will be a studio analyst and also host a series of feature stories on NBC and Peacock throughout the league's 30th season which begins on May 8.

Sophie Cunningham's Interview With Lexie Hull Draws Similar Reactions

Lexie Hull appeared as a guest in Sophie Cunningham's podcast.

What happened to Dan Hurley's pants during UConn locker room celebration? Alex Karaban: 'Very confusing'

Kyle Tucker asks Alex Karaban an important question, What happened to Dan Hurley's pants post game in the locker room?
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Interview: Sooner or later, you’ll be watching Italian rising star Emma Giacchetti in the WNBA

Emma Giacchetti already has accomplished a lot. She talks to Swish Appeal about why the WNBA is her next goal.

UCLA’s Lauren Betts reveals WNBA team she wants to draft her

UCLA star Lauren Betts is expected to be a high pick in the WNBA draft, and she admitted which team she'd love to play for.
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Napheesa Collier talks Unrivaled and WNBA’s future on this week’s ‘The Athletic Show’

Napheesa Collier was well-known to WNBA fans before last season, but her exit interview following the 2025 campaign made headlines across the sports world. Her pointed criticism of league leadership and player compensation brought wide-ranging attention to ...