Washington Mystics

WASHINGTON — After months of ongoing recovery for Mystics forward Myisha Hines-Allen, this week might be the first time she gets to see WNBA action for the 2023 season. Head coach Eric Thibault said on Tuesday, “There’s a chance” the former WNBA Second Team selection will play in one of the team’s upcoming back-to-back...

Heading into their second year as teammates, Mystics sophomore Shakira Austin and veteran Elena Delle Donne have been finding their groove together to start the 2023 season. Coming off a very strong start to her rookie year, in which Austin was named to the WNBA All-Rookie Team, the Mystics were more than confident they had themselves a tenacious t...

Brittney Sykes, better known as ‘Slim’ around the Washington Mystics’ facilities, was brought to D.C. this past offseason to provide a spark. Three games in, she’s done just that and then some. Though the Mystics have dropped their last two games to Connecticut and are 1-2 on the year, Sykes’ aggression on both ends of the floor has set...

The Washington Mystics started off hot from the field, but cooled off en route to an 80-74 loss in Connecticut to the Sun. The Mystics Postgame Live Crew breaks down the loss as Washington falls to 1-1.

The Washington Mystics had a chance at revenge Tuesday night in their second consecutive battle against the Connecticut Sun but came up short in a 88-81 defeat to drop to 1-2 on the young season. Early on in the contest in D.C., it was evident both teams’ frontcourts would be the focal point of their respective offenses. The Sun were pace...

Natasha Cloud is entering her eighth season in the WNBA, all with the Washington Mystics. As one of the team’s veteran leaders, she takes special pride in putting her teammates in positions of success.

The Mystics ran laps around the ‘super team’ New York Liberty, making a declarative statement in the first game of the season.

Never stop believing. Be proud of what you’ve done. Enjoy everything. When asked what messages Washington Mystics players and coaches would give their future selves years from now, their answers didn’t disappoint.

There are two new “super teams” in the WNBA, but the Mystics aren’t worried about the challenges they present.

Toliver was close to retiring after last season. A conversation with her former head coach in D.C. changed that.

New York and Las Vegas have a new influx of talent this year. The Mystics’ strength is their chemistry which might afford them a jump when the year begins.

Washington trimmed their roster down to what is presumed to be their final 11 players for opening night.

Mystics’ Myisha Hines-Allen remained positive through her rehab process since undergoing surgery to fix a partial patellar tendon tear in her left knee.