WASHINGTON — The Washington Mystics won't play all their home games on the hardwood of CareFirst Arena in DC in 2025. The team announced Thursday it will relocate multiple games. The Mystics ...

Washington Mystics to broadcast 40 games on Monumental Sports Network in 2025 WNBA season. Viewership growth seen in 2023 ...

The Washington Mystics have landed three first-round picks in the 2025 ... She was a key contributor in the finals, averaging 9.6 points while shooting 44 percent from the field. Atkins became one of ...

The Washington Mystics have signaled they’re prioritizing long-term success over short-term wins when they opted to trade two-time All-Star guard Ariel Atkins for the No. 3 pick in the 2025 WNBA ...

The Washington Mystics announced Thursday they're moving four of their home games in 2025 into larger arenas to meet increased ticket demand. Games against the Chicago Sky (July 8) and Las Vegas ...

February 27 - The Washington Mystics are relocating four home games in the 2025 season to allow for larger attendance. The Mystics sold out all home games in 2024 at CareFirst Arena in Washington ...

The Washington Mystics will move four of their 22 home games in the 2025 WNBA regular season to larger venues in Maryland and Virginia, the team announced Thursday. Washington relocated its ...

Maybe USC's Kiki Iriafen makes more sense if Washington was closer to ... She's currently shooting 42.9% from three and gives the Mystics more ball-handling help. Sellers likely can't be a lead ...

The Sky sent the Mystics the No. 3 overall pick in the ... is a quality hooper that will elevate the Sky. She led Washington ...

Cancel anytime. Sydney Johnson was introduced Wednesday as the new head coach of the WNBA's Washington Mystics. WASHINGTON — With a new general manager and coach, the Washington Mystics are just ...

The Washington Mystics have landed three first-round picks ... She was a key contributor in the finals, averaging 9.6 points while shooting 44 percent from the field. Atkins became one of the ...

Last year, Washington moved several of its home games into larger venues. The Mystics’ regular-season finale against the Fever set a WNBA single-game attendance record, with 20,711 fans ...