The NY Liberty overpowered the Las Vegas Aces 82–63 in last night’s Commissioner's Cup game, earning the seafoam superstars their first-ever Commish Cup title and a cool $30K bonus per player.

The WNBA’s third annual Commissioner’s Cup game — an in-season battle for hardware and moola — tips off tomorrow at 9 p.m. ET (on Prime Video), featuring the defending champ and Western Conference–leading Las Vegas Aces vs. the Eastern Conference top-dog NY Liberty.

Sleep schedules and time zones be damned, there’s been a full court press of WNBA news in the last few days. No rest for the women’s sports fan.

The fifth season of Nike’s NYvsNY high school basketball tournament is well underway, and on August 5th, the best girls’ hoopers in the city will hit the courts for the Girls Jamboree kick-off games, a showcase for the next generation of elite hoopers.

Now it’s all eyes on the playoff push, with the second half of the season tipping off tomorrow.

From the history of the contest to all the deets on the squads, today’s Special Edition has everything you need to know before the first-ever ASG primetime tip-off.

Turn on your Shams, Woj, and Friedge tweet notifications because NBA and NHL free agency — the wildest stretch of the offseason — open tonight at 6 p.m. ET and tomorrow at 12 p.m. ET, respectively.

Sorry to South Florida, but the Denver Nuggets and Vegas Golden Knights are both just one win away from their respective first-ever NBA and NHL ’ships.

Over the weekend, Brittney Griner (BG) and her Phoenix Mercury teammates were harassed by right-wing YouTuber Alex Stein while flying commercial through the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, reigniting the debate around travel issues that have long plagued the WNBA.

The championship trophy tussles are heating up, with history being made in both the NHL and NBA finals series.

It’s one of the most wonderful times of the year, with both the NBA Finals and Stanley Cup Final underway simultaneously.

With nine days of rest behind them, the Denver Nuggets held off the Miami Heat 104–93 in last night’s NBA Finals Game 1 win, claiming the series lead at home in high-altitude Ball Arena.