The WNBA returns with a new collective bargaining agreement, featuring players now earning million-dollar salaries.
The Las Vegas Aces aim to defend their title, led by reigning MVP A’ja Wilson. Several other strong teams, including the Atlanta Dream, New York Liberty, and Indiana Fever, look to challenge them this season. The Fever, who missed their floor general Caitlin Clark for much of last year, are coming into the season fully healthy. Meanwhile, the Liberty, plagued by injuries last season, face another setback with Sabrina Ionescu sidelined due to an ankle injury sustained in a preseason game against the Connecticut Sun.
One of the biggest moves in the offseason was made by the Atlanta Dream, who acquired Angel Reese from the Chicago Sky to bolster their roster after winning 30 games last year.
Below is the complete WNBA schedule for September 22, along with viewing options. You can also explore our sortable basketball calendar to filter by team or conference.
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WNBA Schedule Today
(All times Eastern, accurate as of Tuesday, September 22, 2026, 4:41 a.m.)
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WNBA Scores and Results
Check the latest scores and outcomes for all the games listed above.
See WNBA scores and results from September 21.
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Fan Take:
This new collective bargaining agreement and the influx of star talent signal a major step forward for the WNBA’s growth and visibility. For fans, it means even more high-stakes competition and an exciting season that could elevate the league’s profile like never before.
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