WNBA Finals coaches Becky Hammon and Nate Tibbetts share a South Dakota heritage with both growing up there.

Las Vegas Aces star A’ja Wilson has won the WNBA MVP for an unprecedented fourth time.

Paige Bueckers put together not just one of the best shooting performances by a WNBA rookie, but one of the best performances ever by any player.

The New York Liberty finally have a WNBA championship after falling in the title round in their previous five appearances.

A’ja Wilson now owns the single-season scoring record but is unlikely it will stand very long.

1997: Cynthia Cooper scores 25 points to lead the Houston Comets over the New York Liberty by a score of 65-51 in the first WNBA championship game. Cooper, who was named the finals MVP, would lead the Comets to the next three titles as well, earning finals MVP honors each year, before retiring following the 2000 championship (pictured). Hide Caption