Aliyah Boston shines in her second WNBA season, dominating the paint and leading the Indiana Fever. Watch her improved scoring and defense in this highlight reel.

In another rebuke of WNBA referees, Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White called All-Star center Aliyah Boston the "worst officiated post player in the league" following her team's narrow 81-80 loss to the Dallas Wings on Tuesday night.

Front Office Sports added another wrinkle, reporting that the WNBA possibly wants part of the action of the transaction.

The plan to relocate the WNBA team to Boston could face headwinds, and Rhode Island leaders are waiting in the wings to get a piece of the action.

If approved by the WNBA, Steve Pagliuca's group reportedly plans to move the Sun from Connecticut to Boston by 2027.

Early on Saturday, news broke that the Mohegan Tribe had agreed to sell its WNBA team to Celtics minority owner Steve Pagliuca, who planned to relocate the team to Boston. That should have marked a great day for all involved. The league gets a terrific market. The tribe gets a lot of money and Boston gets a team.

Houston leads relocation talks as the WNBA weighs competing $325M bids for the Connecticut Sun despite interest from Boston and Hartford.

For virtually the entire 2025 season, Dallas Wings guard Paige Bueckers has been considered the overwhelming favorite to win WNBA Rookie of the Year honors. But the Washington Mystics' Sonia Citron is closing in fast as the regular season enters its final weeks, and an award race that once held little intrigue could suddenly blow up.