Dan Falkenheim

1 month ago | ktla.com | Dan Falkenheim

After a chaotic free agency period and before looming collective bargaining agreement negotiations, the one thing that is all but certain is the Dallas Wings selecting Paige Bueckers with the No. 1 pick in the 2025 WNBA draft. The rest remains an open question.

1 month ago | si.com | Dan Falkenheim

After a chaotic free agency period and before looming collective bargaining agreement negotiations, the one thing that is all but certain is the Dallas Wings selecting Paige Bueckers with the No. 1 pick in the 2025 WNBA draft. The rest remains an open question.

1 month ago | si.com | Dan Falkenheim

In 1998 Stanford walked into the women’s NCAA tournament as the top overall seed and with a dark cloud overhead. All Pac-10 forward Vanessa Nygaard suffered her second torn ACL in the regular-season finale and four days later, forward Kristin Folkl, the Cardinal’s leading scorer, tore her ACL. By the time No. 16 Harvard arrived at Stanford’s doorstep, malaise seemed to have already set in.

2 months ago | si.com | Dan Falkenheim

Genie Bouchard needed her partner to pull his weight. About two months before her Pickleball Slam 3 doubles match against Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf for a $1 million cash purse, Bouchard approached Andy Roddick’s wife, Brooklyn Decker, at a charity tennis event in the Bahamas. “I was like, Brooklyn, you gotta make him practice,” Bouchard recalls. “She’s like, I’m trying. And Andy’s like, I am not practicing. And I was like, Dude, come on.

Jun 20, 2024 | si.com | Dan Falkenheim

The last time Chennedy Carter had started a WNBA game—749 days before Sunday’s loss to the Indiana Fever—she scored 20 points and had nearly worn out her welcome. Within five weeks, the Los Angeles Sparks benched Carter—former NCAA All-American, former No. 4 pick and youngest player in WNBA history with a 30-point game. Her accolades soon became footnotes.