The WNBA coaching carousel continues to spin, and both expansion team jobs have now been filled. The Portland Fire announced that they have hired Alex Sarama, while the Toronto Tempo will hire Sandy Brondello. The Dallas Wings, meanwhile, have gone back to college and hired Jose Fernandez away from the University of South Florida.

Robin Roberts is investing in the New York Liberty. The WNBA team won the 2024 WNBA Championship, defeating the Minnesota Lynx.

NFL owners voted to approve the sale of 10% of the New York Giants to Julia Koch and her family, Commissioner Roger Goodell said Wednesday. The team announced after Goodell's confirmation at the league's annual fall owners meeting that the Koch family acquired a minority,

Kolb likened this moment in franchise history to a "fork in the road." Heading into 2025, New York saw value in continuity, so they stuck with Brondello. After the season, the organization saw the opportunity to follow a league-wide trend of change.

Liberty center Jonquel Jones underwent ankle surgery on Monday, but reportedly still plans to play overseas this winter.

Sandy Brondello, who was let go by the New York Liberty earlier this month, has reportedly been hired as head coach of the Toronto Tempo.

The hire, which initially was leaked on LinkedIn, substantiates reporting that WNBA teams are prioritizing candidates with NBA track records, choosing to value certain types of basketball experiences and expertise,

Now, per an announcement Tuesday from Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment, she’ll have more than ring. She’s one of three new investors in the team, along with Olivia Sterns Walton of the Wal-Mart Waltons, America’s richest family and Amy Griffin, a leading woman venture capitalist and best-selling author.