A new 3x3 basketball league that could revolutionize women's basketball launches Friday in Miami. Why it matters: Founded by WNBA stars Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier, Unrivaled is another barometer for the explosive growth of women's sports.

If you are wondering what members of the Indiana Fever have been up do during the WNBA offseason, the short answer is they are still balling.

Michael Thomas Lewis was charged with felony stalking of Caitlin Clark on Jan. 14 after nearly a month of continued harassment of the WNBA Rookie of the Year. During his first court appearance, Lewis shouted he was "guilty as charged."

In an unprecedented rookie season, Caitlin Clark exploded onto the WNBA scene, forcing eyes to the women's league as her personal brand soared.

MIAMI — On the eve of its debut, Unrivaled held a security meeting with its players about their safety.

There's no doubt Clark's presence would have been a boon for the startup Unrivaled league. In her first season with the Fever, WNBA broadcasts featuring Clark averaged 1.19 million viewers, per Nielsen. Games without Clark averaged 394,000.

After years of hard work, Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier's vision finally became reality when Unrivaled tipped off in Miami last week. The debut of the long-anticipated 3-on-3 league has brought women's professional basketball into a new era.

Unrivaled — the new professional women’s 3-on-3 basketball league co-founded by Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart — got off to a hot start this past weekend, with two games on TNT on ...

For the first time since the Miami SOL (WNBA) graced the hardwood in the early 2000s, women’s professional basketball has returned to the Magic City.

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On the eve of WNBA free agency beginning last Tuesday, several league decision-makers gathered under the same roof. Inside Unrivaled’s Wayfair Arena, Las Vegas Aces coach Becky Hammon sat next to a basket stanchion with team president Nikki Fargas to her left,

WNBA free agent Chennedy Carter has been closely following the incredible development of rookie guard Rickea Jackson in the Unrivaled competition. After showing flashes of brillia