Lisa Leslie and Maya Moore have each won three WNBA All-Star Game MVP awards, tied for the most in the history of the ...

Hip-Hop legend turned actress Queen Latifah and WNBA legend Swin Cash highlight the latest class of honorary members of Delta ...

NEW YORK, NY – January 10, 2017 – The New York Liberty has added WNBA legend Swin Cash as Director of Franchise Development, it was announced today by Team President Isiah Thomas. Assuming a ...

We’ve followed the farewell tour of Tamika Catchings all season, while another of the WNBA’s biggest names has been more quietly winding down her career. Swin Cash is a 3-time league champion ...

Swin Cash is a three-time WNBA champ, two-time Olympic gold medalist and a two-time All-Star Game MVP. She was also the 2002 Final Four's Most Outstanding Player after helping UConn cap a 39-0 season.

New York Liberty forward Swin Cash will retire from the WNBA following the 2016 season, she announced Tuesday on The Players’ Tribune. “At the end of your career, you do a lot of reflecting ...

Before she was a WNBA star, before she won two Olympics gold medals and two titles at UConn, Swin Cash was just a kid trying to become just like her mom, Cynthia Cash-Smith -- a left-handed ...

The WNBA received $75 million from a group of investors that includes Michael Dell, Nike, Swin Cash and a few NBA owners in its first capital raise and the largest ever for women's sports. The WNBA ...

Basketball star Swin Cash married her longtime boyfriend, Steve Canal, in Atlanta on Sunday, and just about anyone who is anyone in the WNBA was in attendance. Sue Bird, Tamika Catchings, LaChina ...

Cash has made her presence known in the front offices of WNBA and NBA teams. She was the director of franchise development for the Liberty from 2017 to 2019.

theGRIO's 100 - Swin Cash is an 12-year WNBA veteran and current forward for the Chicago Sky. Her 'Cash for Kids' foundation provides opportunities for young people in communities across the ...

Swin Cash has been a superstar and a role player, has won WNBA titles with two different teams, has overcome injuries and cancer, and is a gold medalist. And her best still might be ahead of her.