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Paige Bueckers has now tied the WNBA record for the most consecutive 25-point games by a point guard, continuing a scoring stretch that's putting the league on notice.

Game after game, she's controlled the tempo, picked apart defenses, and delivered when Dallas has needed her most.

What began as an impressive start to her career has quickly turned into a historic sophomore surge, with the milestones continuing to stack up for the reigning Rookie of the Year.

Bueckers is also tied as the fastest point guard since 1999 to reach 450 points and 100 assists in a season, adding another remarkable achievement to an already legendary run.

How much higher can Paige Bueckers raise her game this season? 👀

Wings and Tempo really just set a new all-time regular season attendance record tonight with 20,996 fans.

The Valkyries keep rolling. ⚔️

Golden State takes care of business against the Sun to improve to 16-7 on the season, continuing their impressive campaign with another statement win. 💜

A new look behind the biggest stars in the WNBA. 🎬

ESPN has announced "Life in the W", a six-episode docuseries following the lives of A'ja Wilson, Napheesa Collier, and DeWanna Bonner throughout the WNBA season.

From the grind of the regular season to the moments fans don't usually get to see, the series promises an inside look at three of the league's biggest names both on and off the court.

Which player's story are you most excited to follow? 👀

Azzi Fudd is on the brink of joining one of the most exclusive groups in WNBA history.

She currently leads all rookies in:
🔹 37 STL
🔹 20 BLK
🔹 38 3PM

If she finishes the year atop all three categories, Fudd would become just the second rookie in WNBA history to accomplish the feat, joining Tamika Catchings, who did it in 2002.

Fudd has been making her presence felt on both ends of the floor, putting together one of the most complete rookie campaigns the league has seen.

How would you rank Azzi Fudd's rookie season so far? 👀

A new record belongs to Cheryl Reeve.

She has officially become the winningest head coach in WNBA history, recording her 380th career victory and surpassing Mike Thibault for the most wins all-time.

For more than a decade, Reeve has built a culture of excellence with the Minnesota Lynx, turning the franchise into one of the league’s gold standards while collecting championships, Coach of the Year honors, and now the all-time wins record.

Congratulations to Cheryl Reeve and the Minnesota Lynx on another incredible milestone. 👏💙💚

Swipe to see the full list of the winningest coaches in WNBA history.

Kelsey Mitchell came up clutch with 29 points, 8 assists, and 3 steals, leading the Fever to a 92-89 win over the Mercury. Indiana is now 4-0 this season in games without Caitlin Clark. 🔥