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The 2025 WNBA season officially tips off this Friday, May 16, and it's already shaping up to be one of the most thrilling campaigns in league history.
A Season of Firsts: 13 Teams, 44 Games Per Team
This year marks the 29th season of the WNBA and features the historic debut of the Golden State Valkyries, expanding the league to 13 franchises. Each team will now play a record 44 regular-season games, ensuring fans get more action than ever before.
A Star-Studded Lineup: From A'ja Wilson to Caitlin Clark
The season will spotlight both legendary names and rising sensations. Among the most followed are A'ja Wilson, Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, and Paige Bueckers — all expected to lead their squads in high-stakes matchups throughout the season.
Where to Watch the WNBA in 2025
From May through September, over 175 games will be broadcast across national TV and streaming platforms. Here's a breakdown of how and where you can catch the action live:
National TV Networks
ABC & CBS: Will air marquee weekend games, including doubleheaders — starting with one on Opening Weekend, May 17.
ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3, ESPN+: Midweek coverage ramps up on ESPN networks, ensuring fans stay locked into pivotal matchups.
CBS Sports Network (CBSSN): Introducing the first-ever WNBA primetime regular season games, airing on June 7 and August 9.
ION: Hosting 50 games as part of the exclusive “State Farm WNBA Friday Night Spotlight” series — making ION the single largest broadcaster this season.
NBA TV, Disney+, Prime Video, Meta Quest: Additional access across digital and virtual reality platforms.
Streaming Services
WNBA League Pass: Over 200 out-of-market games will be available to stream live and on-demand through the WNBA App and website.
Meta Quest VR: For an immersive viewing experience.
Highlight Games and Coverage
Some of the most anticipated clashes this year include:
Indiana Fever vs. Chicago Sky (5-game series) – Nationally televised across major platforms like ABC, ESPN, CBS, and ION.
New York Liberty vs. Las Vegas Aces – Power-packed showdowns between title contenders.
Notably, the Indiana Fever lead the league with 41 nationally televised games, giving Caitlin Clark and her teammates massive visibility all season long.
A League Ready for the Spotlight
Whether you're watching via cable, streaming, or VR, the 2025 WNBA season is designed to be everywhere you are. With superstar talent, a historic schedule, and unmatched media access, it's never been easier to follow players like Clark, Reese, and Bueckers all season long.
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