The 2026 WNBA season is officially here, and the league is absolutely stacked with talent and storylines. Four-time MVP A'ja Wilson and the defending champion Las Vegas Aces are back, hungry to claim a fourth title in five years. But standing in their way is a New York Liberty squad that reloaded in a major way, re-signing the superstar trio of Breanna Stewart, Sabrina Ionescu, and Jonquel Jones, and adding Satou Sabally in a blockbuster move from Phoenix.

And don't sleep on the rest of the pack. Caitlin Clark is back healthy and ready to lead an exciting Indiana Fever team, while Angel Reese's arrival in Atlanta gives the Dream a powerful new weapon to keep climbing the standings.

Whether you're watching from the stands or rocking your favorite team's gear at home, here's your complete guide to catching every minute of the 2026 WNBA season.

Where to Watch: TV Channels & Streaming

This season, WNBA games will be broadcast across a wide range of networks, making it easier than ever to follow the action. The regular season runs from May 8 through September 24, with the playoffs tipping off on September 27 and wrapping up by October 23.

TV Channels: ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, ION, CBS, NBC, NBC Sports Network, NBA TV

Streaming Options: DIRECTV, fubo, Prime Video, Paramount+, Peacock, WNBA League Pass

For cord-cutters, there are plenty of ways to tune in. ION will carry the most regular-season games, while the Disney family of networks (ABC and ESPN) will broadcast every single playoff game. Here's a quick breakdown:

• Prime Video will stream a select number of games.
• fubo is your go-to for games on ABC, ESPN, NBA TV, ION, and CBS.
• Paramount+ handles CBS broadcasts.
• Peacock streams NBC games.
• DIRECTV covers USA Network matchups.

Many of these streaming services offer free trials for new users, so you can gear up without missing a tip-off. Grab your favorite team's jersey, settle in, and get ready for a season that promises to be one for the history books.