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Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese agreed on one thing Saturday: Their minor dustup during the season opener was just the result of a basketball play.

From the expansion Golden State Valkyries to player movement to the debut of Bueckers, here’s what to know ahead of Opening Night.

Bird, who retired after the 2022 WNBA season, won five Olympic gold medals as a member of Team USA.

After being named WNBA Rookie of the Year, Clark went back to school to help her former Hawkeyes teammates prepare for USC.

Former UConn women’s basketball star guard Paige Bueckers went No. 1 to the Dallas Wings in the WNBA Draft on Monday.

The Dallas Wings are expected to draft the UConn Huskies star first. The favorite to go second overall, to Seattle, is Dominique Malonga of France.

The city is hoping the Tennessee Summitt, named in honor of the longtime NCAA coach, will be part of the league’s growth from 13 to 16 teams.

Clark had a historic debut WNBA season, but it wasn’t all smooth sailing for the Rookie of the Year award winner.

The schedule was announced with the likes of Caitlin Clark, A'Ja Wilson, Breanna Stewart and projected top pick Paige Bueckers heavily featured.

The league, dubbed Unrivaled, will debut in January in Miami, but the the Indiana Fever star won’t be participating.

The Wings will draft first in 2025, aiming to land a star like this year’s No. 1 selection, Caitlin Clark, nabbed by Indiana.

Mahomes, who is a minority owner of various Kansas City pro-sports teams, is making a push to bring a WNBA franchise to the city

Indiana parted ways with Christie Sides—the sixth WNBA coach to be fired this offseason.

The Fever showed off Clark’s 3-point accuracy after she received the highest of compliments from Shaquille O'Neal.

The win gave the city of New York its first basketball title since 1973 when the Knicks won the NBA championship.

Clark is only the fifth rookie in WNBA history to be honored with a First-Team All-WNBA selection.