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Locked On Women's Basketball – Daily Podcast On The WNBA

Locked On Podcast Network, Howard Megdal

Locked On Women’s Basketball podcast is your daily ticket to stay ahead of the game and the first to know the latest news, analysis, and insider info for all aspects of the world of Women’s Basketball. Host Howard Megdal of The IX and The Next talks to the incredible staff at The Next and provides your daily women’s basketball fix with expert analysis and coverage of all aspects of the sport. From the NCAA to the WNBA, the Locked On Women’s Basketball podcast brings the fire and passion of women’s basketball to you five days a week.  The Locked On Women’s Basketball podcast is part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Your team. Every day.

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  • 23 episodes
  • Updated Friday

Episodes23

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  • July 9 · 28 min

    Sparks DESTROY Indiana Fever as Caitlin Clark’s RETURN Falls Flat | Recaps + WBB Player Movement

    Los Angeles Sparks end their losing streak by overpowering the Indiana Fever’s defense, with Nneka Ogwumike leading the charge. Sophia Jones highlights Cheryl Reeve’s historic coaching win, Golden State Valkyries’ six-game surge, and surprise roster moves shaking up the WNBA. Which fresh faces in Unrivaled could impact next season? Key topics: 🏀 Sparks’ explosive offense vs Fever’s defensive woes 🎯 Cheryl Reeve sets WNBA coaching wins record 🔥 Valkyries’ record win streak and Janelle Salaun’

  • July 8 · 28 min

    SHOCK: WNBA All-Star SNUBS Alyssa Thomas, Veronica Burton, Azzi Fudd, and More Debate

    WNBA All-Star reserves spark debate after major snubs and rising stars shake up the conversation. Will Kelsey Plum’s injury open the door for overlooked talents like Veronica Burton or Alyssa Thomas? Sophia Jones spotlights Marina Mabrey and Dominique Malonga’s first-time All-Star selections, Nneka Ogwumike’s milestone 11th nod, and explores surprising omissions including Kalia Copper, Carla Leite, Azzi Fudd, and Brittney Sykes. Sophia also breaks down the New York Liberty’s worrying inconsiste