We've seen "wardrobe malfunctions" in sports and entertainment for decades now, but it's hard to recall an incident quite like yesterday's WNBA game. During a game between the Washington Mystics and the Phoenix Mercury,

Napheesa Collier set an All-Star scoring record with 36 points en route to winning MVP and leading her team to a dominant 151-131 win in Indianapolis

The 2025 WNBA All-Star Game promised elite-level competition and dazzling performances—but what fans got felt more like a preseason exhibition. Despite the presence of major stars like Angel Reese, Skylar Diggins,

USA Today's Christine Brennan called out ESPN over that graphic, providing some details on how last year's game, which Clark played in, had much higher ratings than this year's.

The talks between the WNBA and the WNBPA loomed over the events. The sides met Thursday afternoon, with more than 40 players — a record, per the WNBPA — at the bargaining session. Liberty star Breanna Stewart characterized the meeting as a “wasted opportunity,” while Plum said the sides still have a “long way to go.”

Team Napheesa Collier put up 151 points in a WNBA All-Star Game win on Saturday night against Team Caitlin Clark but the CBA negotiations took center stage.

WNBA All-Star Game didn't quite match 2024's record TV numbers, but the event still cleared 2 million viewers for the second straight year.

Indianapolis will host the WNBA All-Star Game for the first time tonight. Follow along for live updates from Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

Napheesa Collier shines at the WNBA All-Star Game, displaying elite energy and historic performance. She leads in scoring and is recognized as a leader in the league.

Six-Time WNBA All-Star Gets Demoted After 0-Point Performance originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Las Vegas Aces have a 12-13 record during the 2025 WNBA season. They are currently clinging to eighth place in the league standings, the final playoff spot, after losing their previous two games.