Myisha Hines-Allen's production has been on the rise in recent matchups, and she could continue her hot streak against the Aces on Thursday. Jason Shebilske breaks down the two-game slate.
The Mercury and Wings are set to face off Wednesday, but it's not yet clear whether Brittney Griner will be available due to a personal matter. Jason Shebilske previews the one-game slate.
Caitlin Clark has found her groove but faces a tough test against the Aces on Tuesday. Kirien Sprecher previews the four-game slate.
Jacy Sheldon's role has been limited since Odyssey Sims rejoined the team, so her workload is worth monitoring Monday. Jason Shebilske previews the two-game slate.
Jordin Canada recently returned to action for the Dream. Canada and Haley Jones will need to step up Friday against the Sun as Rhyne Howard remains out. Jason Shebilske previews the two-game slate.
Chelsea Gray returned to action Wednesday and is a player to watch for Friday in case her playing time increases against the Sun. Jason Shebilske previews the two-game slate.
All eyes will be on Arike Ogunbowale's status Thursday, while Sevgi Uzun and Jacy Sheldon are candidates to see increased run if she's sidelined. Jason Shebilske previews the two-game slate.
Chelsea Gray is expected to make her season debut on Wednesday and provide a spark for the scuffling Aces. Kirien Sprecher previews the three-game WNBA slate.
Courtney Vandersloot continues to miss time due to personal reasons, opening up more playing time for Kayla Thornton and Leonie Fiebich. Kirien Sprecher previews Tuesday's two-game WNBA slate.
Jacy Sheldon is a player to watch for Monday's matchup between the Wings and Lynx following Arike Ogunbowale's injury. Jason Shebilske previews the one-game slate.
Brittney Griner recently missed three games to focus on her mental health but was back in action Saturday. Jason Shebilske previews how recent trends from around the WNBA impact the fantasy landscape.
Sami Whitcomb recently moved into the starting lineup and finds herself among the rising players in this week's stock watch. Jason Shebilske analyzes the WNBA fantasy landscape heading into the playoffs.
Lexie Brown recently returned from a lengthy absence and tops the list of rising players in this week's stock watch. Jason Shebilske analyzes the WNBA fantasy landscape following the All-Star break.
Jason Shebilske analyzes recent injury impacts and roster trends for season-long WNBA fantasy managers, including the recent surge in production from Eastern Conference Player of the Week Courtney Williams.
Betnijah Laney has displayed increased fantasy value recently after a relatively slow start to the season. Jason Shebilske analyzes how recent stories from around the WNBA could impact fantasy leagues.
Several players around the WNBA have stepped up recently, including DiJonai Carrington, who has performed well in Diana Taurasi's absence. Jason Shebilske analyzes the fantasy impact of several recent trends.
Jewell Loyd recently missed a game with a foot injury, and the Storm have adjusted their rotation recently in other areas. Jason Shebilske analyzes how this and other trends may impact the fantasy landscape.
Jason Shebilske discusses fantasy risers, fallers and trends in his first installment of the fantasy primer of the year. Jordin Canada is taking advantage of playing time while Jasmine Thomas is sidelined.
Shakira Austin has emerged over the past couple of weeks, earning a consistently expanded role along the way. More lineup trends, injury news and info from across the league as the regular season wraps up.
Chiney Ogwumike has climbed into a starting role and has experienced a minutes boost over the last few weeks due to a combination of injuries and Liz Cambage's contract divorce with the Sparks.
After sitting most of the first two months, Riquna Williams is back to her reliable scoring ways and has carved out a large enough bench role with the high-powered Aces to warrant fantasy consideration.
Brittney Sykes is one of a number of returnees for the Sparks on Tuesday that could have considerable implications for the rotation moving forward.
Tiffany Hayes made her season debut for the Dream on Thursday and has shaken up Atlanta's backcourt rotation while reclaiming a starting role.
The Mercury and Tina Charles shocked the league and by agreeing to a contract divorce. Charles' subsequent signing with the Storm should have major fantasy implications for the rotations in Phoenix and Seattle.
Kayla Thornton has been a particularly effective fantasy contributor in Satou Sabally's absence and should have a chance to maintain her momentum over the second half of the season.
After being ruled out indefinitely with a quadriceps injury, Moriah Jefferson returned to a starting role and posted a well-rounded line Sunday against the Fever.