Prime Video has confirmed its schedule for the 2026 Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) season which includes 30 exclusive regular-season games, the Commissioner’s Cup Championship, and exclusive postseason coverage.
Coverage begins on 15th May when the Minnesota Lynx meet the Dallas Wings and continues with the New York Liberty vs the newcomer Portland Fire.
For subscribers in the United Kingdom and Ireland, coverage will include WNBA on Prime Pregame, a 30-minute show prior to every game live from Amazon Studios in Culver City.
In addition, every game will be followed by WNBA Nightcap, a postgame show featuring player interviews and in-depth analysis of the game.
For doubleheaders, Prime will bridge games with The Crossover, continuing live coverage from the studio.
The streamer says its studio programming will be anchored by “a world-class team of analysts and broadcasters” including Swin Cash, Candace Parker, Cynthia Cooper and Teresa Weatherspoon, former WNBA player and current NBA assistant coach Lindsey Harding, two-time Olympic gold medalist and current Duke University Women’s Basketball head coach Kara Lawson, veteran broadcaster LaChina Robinson and former WNBA player and coach Ty Young.
Play-by-play voices include Michael Grady, Lisa Byinton and Mike Watts, as well as respected sports broadcasters JayDee Dyer, Kayla Grey and Morgan Ragan who will serve as sideline reporters.
Allie Clifton, NBA on Prime sideline reporter, will serve as the studio host for WNBA on Prime’s pregame, halftime and postgame coverage.
“We are thrilled to expand our partnership with the WNBA, and are excited to deliver comprehensive coverage that celebrates the game and tells the stories of these amazing athletes” said Jared Stacy, Prime Video VP of Global Live Sports Production.
“As the WNBA enters its 30th season, we look forward to honoring the league’s rich history while providing insightful analysis and compelling storytelling about today’s game and stars.”
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Full 2026 WNBA on Prime Schedule:
- May 15: Minnesota Lynx at Dallas Wings – 1am BST
- May 15: New York Liberty at Portland Fire – 3am BST
- May 22: Golden State Valkyries at New York Liberty – 1am BST
- May 22: Los Angeles Sparks at Phoenix Mercury – 3am BST
- May 29: Las Vegas Aces at Dallas Wings – 1am BST
- May 29: Indiana Fever at Golden State Valkyries – 3am BST
- June 5: Atlanta Dream at Indiana Fever – 12am BST
- June 5: Golden State Valkyries at Minnesota Lynx – 2am BST
- June 12: Chicago Sky at Indiana Fever – 12am BST
- June 12: Phoenix Mercury at Dallas Wings – 2am BST
- June 19: Atlanta Dream at Indiana Fever – 12.30am BST
- June 26: Los Angeles Sparks at Toronto Tempo – 12am BST
- July 1: WNBA Commissioner’s Cup Championship
- July 3: Dallas Wings at Connecticut Sun – 1am BST
- July 10: Seattle Storm at Atlanta Dream – 1am BST
- July 10: Indiana Fever at Phoenix Mercury – 3am BST
- July 17: New York Liberty at Dallas Wings – 2am BST
- July 31: Connecticut Sun at Chicago Sky – 1am BST
- July 31: New York Liberty at Las Vegas Aces – 3am BST
- August 7: Las Vegas Aces at Indiana Fever – 12am BST
- August 7: Los Angeles Sparks at Minnesota Lynx – 2am BST
- August 14: Los Angeles Sparks at New York Liberty – 1am BST
- August 14: Washington Mystics at Las Vegas Aces – 3am BST
- August 21: Indiana Fever at Dallas Wings – 1am BST
- August 21: Atlanta Dream at Los Angeles Sparks – 3am BST
- August 23: Indiana Fever at New York Liberty – 12am BST
- August 23: Connecticut Sun at Los Angeles Sparks – 2am BST
- August 28: Golden State Valkyries at New York Liberty – 1am BST
- August 28: Washington Mystics at Phoenix Mercury – 3am BST
- September 20: Chicago Sky at Atlanta Dream – 12am BST
- September 20: Seattle Storm at Golden State Valkyries – 2am BST