WNBA franchises have shown a willingness to move on from head coaches quickly, with the Los Angeles Sparks and New York Liberty both making changes after the 2026 season. The decisions have caught the attention of four-time champion Sue Bird, who says some franchises simply don’t want to wait before moving on from coaches.

Paige Bueckers has revealed her WNBA Mount Rushmore, naming four legends who shaped her basketball upbringing. One of the biggest stars in the league today didn't make the cut, but Bueckers has offered plenty of praise for that player elsewhere. During an appearance on Sports on Prime, the Dallas Wings guard was asked to name

Ranking the 25 greatest players in women's basketball history.

Sue Bird is a four-time WNBA champ and five-time Olympic gold medalist, and has played alongside some of the greatest basketball players in WNBA history. So when the former Seattle Storm guard was asked which player she wished she could have shared the court with, her answer on the “Girls Tripp” podcast caught attention, especially considering it was an Indiana Fever player but not Caitlin Clark.

The WNBA, much like the NBA itself, can be defined by various eras. It is defined by athletes who dominate, win games, hoist trophies, and forge their own legendary paths.

Sue Bird, Cheryl Miller, Tina Charles and LaChina Robinson take a deep dive into the "Ws" of the WNBA, including Lisa Leslie's new statue and Bird's excitement over Team USA's win.