The WNBA's scheduling issues are getting harder to ignore—like last Sunday, when fans had to choose between three games all happening at once. It’s not just a one-off problem; it’s a recurring headache that’s frustrating players, fans, and even broadcasters. The league is under growing pressure to rethink its approach before it hurts the sport’s momentum.

Editor’s Note: The WNBA is having a breakout moment with rising stars and record viewership, but clunky scheduling risks squandering that progress. Fans want to watch games, not juggle them—and if the league doesn’t fix this fast, it could stall the very growth it’s fighting for.