Brittney Griner Dropped Four-Word Truth Bomb About Angel Reese, Caitlin Clark Rivalry Before WNBA Rematch Grant Young Jun 16, 2024 12:27 AM EDT In this story: ...

Not only did Brittney Griner make WNBA history during the Dream’s win against the Sky, but she surpassed WNBA legend Lisa Leslie on the league’s all-time blocks leaderboard, the team announced.

If selected for 2028, Griner would chase a fourth Olympic gold medal on U.S. soil and carry forward the legacy of the 1996 Atlanta team that won the last women’s basketball gold on home ground.

Atlanta Dream star center Brittney Griner has whipped up conservative fury as they accuse her of hurling a racial slur at rival Caitlin Clark. Moments before the conclusion of the Indiana Fever’s ...

Fiery WNBA star Brittney Griner left fans stunned on Saturday when she launched an F-bomb at officials as they exited the floor at halftime of her Atlanta Dream's win over the visiting Dallas Wings.

Griner was held in Russia for 10 months before a prison exchange brought her back to the States later that year in October. The WNBA veteran is in Miami, ready to play for the Phantom BC team.

Griner became the 24th player to sign on with Unrivaled, which has 30 total roster spots for the 2025 season. As of October 2, here's the complete list of WNBA talent in the league.

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In total, Griner is an seven-time WNBA All-Star – only seven players in WNBA history have made more All-Star appearances. She was named an honorary All-Star at this year’s game.