2026 WNBA on Prime Video Schedule

The logo currently used for Prime Video’s WNBA broadcasts (2026-present). (Amazon Studios)

| ⏵ Friday, April 24, 2026

Highlights:

• Prime Video welcomes the WNBA to its sports portfolio with a 31-game schedule this summer.

• Prime will stream weekly doubleheaders on Thursdays (most weeks) and select Saturday games.

• The opening night doubleheader on Prime Video Thursday, May 14, features Lynx vs. Wings (8:00 PM ET) and Liberty vs. Fire (10:00 PM ET).

• All-new 30-minute WNBA on Prime pregame and postgame show, live from Culver City, California, surrounds each game.

• Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever receive eight games on “WNBA on Prime” this season.

Prime Video recently announced its regular-season schedule for the 2026 WNBA season. The schedule features 30 exclusive games, plus the WNBA Commissioner’s Cup Championship and postseason coverage for the first time ever. Prime’s coverage of the historic 30th WNBA season begins with a doubleheader on Thursday, May 14, when the Minnesota Lynx go up against No. 1 draft choice Azzi Fudd and the Dallas Wings at 8:00 PM ET/7:00 PM CT. Prime’s opening night continues with the New York Liberty competing against the expansion Portland Fire at 10:00 PM ET/7:00 PM PT.

“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.”

Prime Video’s 2026 coverage will feature WNBA on Prime Pregame, a 30-minute show before every game, live from Amazon Studios in Culver City, California. In between doubleheaders, Prime keeps the studio coverage going with The Crossover. Also, after every game on Prime, stay tuned for WNBA Nightcap, a postgame show featuring highlights, player interviews, and in-depth breakdowns with the studio analysts. The studio features an analyst rotation with plenty of basketball experience and original perspectives, bringing invaluable championship-level insights.

Allie Clifton, who also serves as one of the NBA on Prime’s reporters, will lead Prime’s studio coverage throughout the 2026 season. Joining her in the studio will be three-time WNBA champion and current NBA on Prime analyst Candace Parker, Hall of Famer Cynthia Cooper, and fellow Hall of Famer Swin Cash. Keep in mind that Parker and Cooper will split their time between the studio and calling games throughout the season. To complement analysts Parker, Cooper, and Cash, Prime Video has also added current Los Angeles Lakers assistant coach Lindsay Harding, 12-year WNBA veteran Ty Young, and five-time WNBA All-Star Teresa Witherspoon to make select in-studio appearances during the 2026 WNBA regular season.

Play-by-play commentators Michael Grady, Lisa Byington, and Mike Watts lend their voices to Prime’s 2026 WNBA coverage. Cooper, Parker, sports broadcasting veteran LaChina Robinson, and current Duke women’s basketball coach Kara Lawson serve as game analysts. Morgan Ragan, JayDee Dyer, and Kayla Grey will rotate sideline reporting assignments throughout the season.

“We’ve built a team that brings together championship experience, broadcasting excellence, and fresh perspectives,” says Amina Hussein, Prime Sports Head of On-Air Talent and Development. “From pioneers who helped launch the league to rising voices in sports media, we are uniquely positioned to deliver coverage that celebrates the game, educates fans, and centers the stories of the incredible athletes that make the WNBA what it is today.”

Viewers can stream WNBA games on Prime Video, mainly on Thursday nights throughout the season, along with four Saturday games and one Tuesday game.

2026 “WNBA on Prime” Schedule Highlights:

Some of the brightest and transcendent players in the sport serve as the backbone for Prime Video’s 2026 WNBA coverage: Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever (eight games), Breanna Stewart and the New York Liberty (seven games), 2025 WNBA Rookie of the Year Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings (six games), Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream (five games), & four-time league MVP A’ja Wilson and the Las Vegas Aces (four games).

Four of the eight Fever Prime games occur in the first month or so of the WNBA season. Notable early-season Fever games on Prime include May 28 (at Valkyries), June 4 (vs. Dream), June 11 (vs. Sky), & June 18 (vs. Dream). The first Fever-Dream matchups will be exclusively streamed on Prime.

Prime Video televises the WNBA’s Commissioner Cup Championship presented by Coinbase, the league’s in-season tournament, on Tuesday, June 30 (time TBD).

For the first time in the newly expanded package, Prime Video will present WNBA postseason games. Prime Video will stream one first-round series, plus seven semifinal games, and three WNBA Finals over the lifetime of an 11-year agreement with the league.

The full 2026 “WNBA on Prime” Schedule is available below, with regular updates on this page throughout the season.

• WNBA on Prime: 2026 WNBA Regular Season Broadcast Schedule (All Times ET | Subject to Change):

|| ● Thursday, May 14 (Doubleheader):

. Lynx at Wings - Prime Video, 8:00 PM ET - 

. Liberty at Fire - Prime Video, 10:00 PM ET - 

|| ● Thursday, May 21 (Doubleheader):

. Valkyries at Liberty - Prime Video, 8:00 PM ET - 

. Sparks at Mercury - Prime Video, 10:00 PM ET - 

|| ● Thursday, May 28 (Doubleheader):

. Aces at Wings - Prime Video, 8:00 PM ET - 

. Fever at Valkyries - Prime Video, 10:00 PM ET - 

|| ● Thursday, June 4 (Doubleheader):

. Dream at Fever - Prime Video, 7:00 PM ET - 

. Valkyries at Lynx - Prime Video, 9:00 PM ET -

|| ● Thursday, June 11 (Doubleheader):

. Sky at Fever - Prime Video, 7:00 PM ET - 

. Mercury at Wings - Prime Video, 9:00 PM ET -

|| ● Thursday, June 18:

. Dream at Fever - Prime Video, 7:30 PM ET - 

|| ● Thursday, June 25:

. Sparks at Tempo - Prime Video, 7:00 PM ET -

|| ● Tuesday, June 30:

. TBD at TBD - Prime Video, TBD -

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|| ● Thursday, July 2:

. Wings at Sun - Prime Video, 8:00 PM ET -

|| ● Thursday, July 9 (Doubleheader):

. Storm at Dream - Prime Video, 8:00 PM ET - 

. Fever at Mercury - Prime Video, 10:00 PM ET -

|| ● Thursday, July 16:

. Liberty at Wings - Prime Video, 9:00 PM ET - 

|| ● Thursday, July 30 (Doubleheader):

. Sun at Sky - Prime Video, 8:00 PM ET -

. Liberty at Aces - Prime Video, 10:00 PM ET - 

|| ● Thursday, August 6 (Doubleheader):

. Aces at Fever - Prime Video, 7:00 PM ET -

. Sparks at Lynx - Prime Video, 9:00 PM ET -

|| ● Thursday, August 13 (Doubleheader):

. Sparks at Liberty - Prime Video, 8:00 PM ET -

. Mystics at Aces - Prime Video, 10:00 PM ET - 

|| ● Thursday, August 20 (Doubleheader):

. Fever at Wings - Prime Video, 8:00 PM ET -

. Dream at Sparks - Prime Video, 10:00 PM ET - 

|| ● Saturday, August 22 (Doubleheader):

. Fever at Liberty - Prime Video, 7:00 PM ET -

. Sun at Sparks - Prime Video, 9:00 PM ET - 

|| ● Thursday, August 27 (Doubleheader):

. Valkyries at Liberty - Prime Video, 8:00 PM ET - 

. Mystics at Mercury - Prime Video, 10:00 PM ET -

|| ● Saturday, September 19 (Doubleheader):

. Sky at Dream - Prime Video, 7:00 PM ET -

. Storm at Valkyries - Prime Video, 9:00 PM ET -

|| 🛈 Sources: WNBA & Amazon Press Studios ||

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