What is WNBA schedule of games tonight? Time, where to watch live, streaming

Nairavoice | Aug 3, 2026 2h ago 111 0 4 min read

What is WNBA schedule of games tonight? Time, where to watch live, streaming

There are three games on the WNBA schedule tonight, but which teams are playing Monday night?

Here’s a look at where to watch WNBA games, results, standings, and more:

The Indiana Fever and Caitlin Clark (back) do not play on Monday, Aug. 3, 2026. The Fever return to action against the Las Vegas Aces at 7 p.m. ET Thursday, Aug. 6, 2026.

The Las Vegas Aces at Atlanta Dream game is at 7 p.m. ET Friday, Aug. 3, 2026, at State Farm Arena in Atlanta.

Catch Caitlin Clark and the Las Vegas Aces at Atlanta Dream via Peacock on Monday, Aug. 3, 2026.

Watch Aces-Dream WNBA action with Peacock

Watch Dream vs. Aces on Fubo

The Phoenix Mercury at Chicago Sky game is at 9 p.m. ET Monday, Aug. 3, 2026, at Wintrust Arena in Chicago.

Catch Alyssa Thomas and the Phoenix Mercury at Chicago Sky via USA Network on Monday, Aug. 3, 2026.

Watch Mercury-Sky WNBA action with a free Fubo trial Watch Sky vs. Mercury on Fubo: Atlanta Dream vs Las Vegas Aces
Atlanta’s Te-Hina Paopao (right leg) is out. Las Vegas’ Cheyenne Parker-Tyus (not with team) is out.: New York Liberty vs Seattle Storm
New York’s Leonie Fiebich (left foot) is out; Satou Sabally (concussion protocol). Seattle’s Taina Mair (coach’s decision) is out.: Chicago Sky vs Phoenix Mercury

Chicago’s Skylar Diggins (right knee) is out; Azura Stevens (personal reasons) is out.
Phoenix’s Kelsey Plum (pending physical results) is questionable; Sami Whitcomb (left leg, injury management) is probable.

On Saturday, Minnesota Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve shared her opinion opposing Sophie Cunningham‘s stance about transgender men in women’s sports with reporters, according to ESPN. Perhaps Democrats and Republicans should take a lesson from these two women on how to share opposing views.

Cunningham said protecting young girls from biological men is “common sense,” and believes “there’s space for everyone.”

On Saturday, Reeves differing view came from a space seeking peaceful resolution.

“I come from a space of inclusion. The narrative that I think is problematic is to suggest that transgender athletes are the biggest problem in women’s sports. This is what’s bothersome. There is a faction of people in our country that are making this a massive issue,” Reeve told reporters.

“I don’t think these demonstrators are not being peaceful. Everyone has a right to peacefully assemble. That’s whether you agree with them or not.

“That’s where I say common-sense people get together and you find common ground. To find a way to be inclusive. The answer isn’t ‘no.'”

Reeve wore a shirt during last night’s Lynx-Fever game that read “Trans Kids Belong“. She also met with Cunningham at midcourt to have a conversation.

ESPN broadcast “encourages” viewers to go listen to Cheryl Reeve’s “incredibly thoughtful” comments about how biological males should be allowed in girl’s sports and locker rooms and how children should have their bodies mutilated to support “gender ideology.” pic.twitter.com/UJvN4Av2BJ
— Dan Zaksheske (@RealDanZak) August 2, 2026

Reeve spoke on the pre-game discussion with Cunningham after the game, noting the importance of conversations with people who have opposing views to zonecoverage.com reporter Andrew Dukowitz.

“I think it’s great,” Reeve said. “I think both of us understand that we have platforms, and we both talked about more than anything wanting to educate and there’s some things we have in common and maybe some things you differ on, just like any issues. I think it’s how you handle things, and so it was nice to be in person for sure.”

Cheryl Reeve on her conversation with Sophie Cunningham pre-game, and the importance of having conversations with people who have different views
“I think it’s great, I think both of us understand that we have platforms and we both talked about more than anything wanting to… pic.twitter.com/f2eyKeMDrR
— Andrew Dukowitz (@adukeMN) August 2, 2026