WNBA's Biggest Broadcast Push Ever: 216 Games

0:00It's April 22nd. From red carpets to breaking stories, this is entertainment and celebrity news, powered by AI. A record 2016 WNBA regular season games and events are hitting screens everywhere this year, marking the league's 30th season with the biggest broadcast push ever. You'll catch them on ABC and ESPN, CBS, Amazon Prime Video, IL-WIN, NBC, USA Network, and NBA TV, making it easier than ever to tune in. Coming off a huge 2025 season packed with standout plays, the leagues hyped for 2026 with a stacked draft class, big free, agent moves, and trays that promise fireworks from the jump. Fans are buzzing because this means way more prime time slots and star power on display, like Caitlin Clark and Indiana taking on page beckers, and Dallas and the opening weekend double header on ABC, followed by a rematch of last year's finals between champ Las Vegas and Phoenix. Networks are stepping up big time.

1:03CBS jumps to eight prime time games from just two last year, IL-WIN keeps those Friday night double headers with over. Fifty matchups, Amazon grabs 31, including the commissioners' cup on June 30th. NBC hits Sundays with seven and Mondays on peacock with. Twelve, USA Network drops 48 on Wednesdays and Mondays, and NBA TV rounds out with 15. With finals coverage split between NBC, USA, and full streams on peacock, the WNBA's visibility is about to explode, setting the stage for another. Season of non-stop action you won't want to miss.