The WNBA returns with a fresh collective bargaining agreement and players now earning million-dollar salaries. The defending champions, Las Vegas Aces, led by current MVP A’ja Wilson, aim to defend their title. Meanwhile, several other strong teams like the Atlanta Dream, New York Liberty, and Indiana Fever are eager to challenge them. The Fever enter the season healthy, unlike last year when they missed key player Caitlin Clark for much of the campaign. The Liberty, who also struggled with injuries last season, face another setback as Sabrina Ionescu is sidelined with an ankle injury sustained during a preseason game against the Connecticut Sun.
A major offseason move saw the Atlanta Dream acquire Angel Reese from the Chicago Sky, bolstering a roster that won 30 games last season. Below is the complete WNBA schedule for September 23, including details on how to watch the matchups. For a customizable viewing experience, you can also use our sortable basketball schedule by team or conference.
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WNBA Schedule Today
All times Eastern and accurate as of Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2026, 4:41 a.m.
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WNBA Scores and Results
Check out scores and outcomes for all games listed above, including those from September 22.
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Fan Take: This new season marks a vital step forward for the WNBA, highlighting the league’s growth with bigger contracts and exciting roster moves. Fans can look forward to more competitive play and increased visibility, which could propel the sport into even greater popularity nationwide.
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