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WNBA on ESPN Platforms Averages 1.2 Million Viewers in Regular Season
The regular-season slate of games in the WNBA on ESPN platforms attained record viewership throughout the year, providing momentum heading into the playoffs as...
ABC Averages 2.3 Million Viewers For WNBA Game Featuring Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever
This past Sunday, a regular-season WNBA matchup between the Seattle Storm and Indiana Fever averaged 2.23 million viewers on ABC, rendering the second most-viewed...
Adam Silver: NBA Media Rights Deal Ensures Reach, Accessibility, Discoverability
The National Basketball Association agreed to 11-year media rights deals with The Walt Disney Company (ESPN/ABC), NBCUniversal (NBC/Peacock) and Amazon (Prime Video) reportedly worth...
WNBA All-Star Game Averages 3.44 Million Viewers on ABC
The WNBA All-Star Game, a matchup between all-star players in the WNBA and the members of Team USA’s women’s basketball team heading to the...
WNBA to Reportedly Receive Collective $2.2 Billion in New 11-Year Media Rights Deal
The WNBA will reportedly be receiving a collective $2.2 billion over the next 11 years as part of its new media rights deals with...
CBS Broadcast of Fever-Liberty Averages 1.87 Million Viewers
Viewership of the matchup peaked at 2.65 million viewers in the quarter-hour from 2:45 to 3 p.m. EST.
Caitlin Clark-Diana Taurasi Matchup Draws Fourth-Largest WNBA Viewership Since 2001
The Fever-Mercury game was the 10th WNBA game this year to average at least one million viewers.
Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese Matchup on ESPN is Most-Watched WNBA Game Since Memorial Day 2001
Eight of the nine games with more than an average of 1 million viewers have included Clark and the Fever.
Indiana Fever-Chicago Sky Game on CBS is Most-Watched WNBA Game in 23 Years
The game peaked in viewership at nearly 3 million people tuning in.
Report: WNBA Could Quadruple Media Rights Fees
Under the current structure, the WNBA makes a reported $60 million annually from its media rights deals with The Walt Disney Company, Amazon’s Prime Video, CBS and Ion.