This year’s NWSL Championship is heading to primetime thanks to a little help from a friend. The league announced yesterday that CBS will air the October 29th final from Washington, D.C.’s, Audi Field at the coveted 8 p.m. ET time slot after NWSL sponsor Ally Financial increased their media spend with the network. Allyship at its finest.

Just like your friend getting back together with their ex, the Brooklyn Nets announced yesterday that Kevin Durant (KD) will stay with the team, ending a summer of rumors sparked by the superstar’s request for a trade. Talk about a pump fake.

Another ticket, punched. The No. 2 Chicago Sky are through to the semis after last night’s thrilling victory and will face the winner of tonight’s do-or-die matchup between the No. 3 Connecticut Sun and No. 6 Dallas Wings. Yeehaw!

If you’re reading this, you might have noticed things are looking different around here: we’ve had (another) makeover. Exciting, no?

WNBA fans will soon have a say in player bonuses.

Another day, another brand eyes the name, image and likeness (NIL) marketplace.

Friday brought a rare win in the ongoing fight for trans rights in sports — pending legal challenges from parents, a Utah judge reversed the state’s law that banned trans girls from participating.

After a weekend of record-setting action, the WNBA semifinals are halfway set.

The playoffs are here and they’ve already brought upsets, highlight reel plays and plenty of fun.

There was finally a resolution yesterday to the controversy surrounding Cleveland Browns quarterback (QB) Deshaun Watson.

The Big Ten https://thegist.createsend1.com/t/t-i-ayhjijd-l-c/ conference’s mammoth $7 billion TV deal will put women’s hoops on TV.