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The WNBA is back with a new collective bargaining agreement and million dollar players.
The Las Vegas Aces will be looking to run it back as defending champs with the reigning MVP, A'ja Wilson, leading the way. Lots of other contenders hope to have something to say about that including the Atlanta Dream, New York Liberty and Indiana Fever. The Fever, who were without floor leader Caitlin Clark for much of last season, are fully healthy. The Liberty, who were also bitten by the injury bug last season, already have Sabrina Ionesco on the sidelines after she rolled her ankle in a preseason game against the Connecticut Sun.
The Atlanta Dream also made the trade of the offseason, getting Angel Reese from the Chicago Sky to add to a roster which won 30 games last season.
Here is the full WNBA schedule for Aug. 30 and how to watch all the games. Or see our sortable basketball schedule to filter by team or conference.
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WNBA schedule today
All times Eastern and accurate as of Sunday, Aug. 30, 2026, at 6:08 a.m.
Minnesota Lynx at Atlanta Dream, 3 p.m. , NBA TV, WANF - Atlanta News First, Peachtree Sports Network, Victory + Atlanta
Los Angeles Sparks at Seattle Storm, 5 p.m. , KUNS - CW Seattle, KOMO 4, Spectrum SportsNet, Amazon Prime Video Seattle
Golden State Valkyries at Portland Fire, 7 p.m. , KMAX 31, KPIX+, Rose City Sportsnet
Connecticut Sun at Dallas Wings, 8:30 p.m. , KFAA 29, NBC Sports Boston, WFAA 8
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WNBA scores and results
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