New York Liberty forward Breanna Stewart and Minnesota Lynx forward Napheesa Collier told ESPN they are founding a new women’s basketball league to give the top WNBA players another option for playing domestically in the offseason once the league’s new prioritization rules go into full effect next season.
The new league, called Unrivaled, would run from January through March and feature 30 of the top professional women’s players on six teams, playing games of 3-on-3 and one-on-one at a soundstage in Miami. Read More
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