The WNBA returns with a fresh collective bargaining agreement and players earning million-dollar salaries. The Las Vegas Aces aim to defend their title, led by reigning MVP A’ja Wilson, while strong competition comes from teams like the Atlanta Dream, New York Liberty, and Indiana Fever. The Fever enter the season healthy after missing their floor leader Caitlin Clark last year, but the Liberty face early challenges as Sabrina Ionescu is sidelined with a preseason ankle injury. The Atlanta Dream made a major offseason move by acquiring Angel Reese from the Chicago Sky, strengthening a squad that notched 30 wins last season.
Below is the complete WNBA schedule for September 21, along with instructions on how to watch all the matchups. You can also explore our sortable basketball schedule to filter games by team or conference.
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WNBA Schedule for Today
All times listed in Eastern Time, accurate as of Monday, September 21, 2026, 4:42 a.m.
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WNBA Scores and Results
Find scores and results for the games happening today and from September 20.
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Fan Take: This news highlights the WNBA’s continued growth, with significant player contracts and exciting roster moves that promise an even more competitive season. For fans, it signals a new era of investment and visibility, helping to elevate the sport’s profile and inspire the next generation of players.
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