List of current WNBA broadcasters explained

The following is a list of current (entering the 2024 WNBA season) Women's National Basketball Association broadcasters for each individual team. The announcers who call the television broadcasts also call the WNBA League Pass Production broadcasts unless noted otherwise. Teams listed under local broadcasts for them are 2024 broadcast teams.

Eastern Conference

Television

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Sideline Reporter	Flagship Station
Atlanta	Angel Gray Andy Demetra Mike Conti Carl Dukes	LaChina Robinson Autumn Johnson Tabitha Turner-Wilkins Fallon Stokes	Tenitra Batiste Baillie Burmaster	WPCH-TV Peachtree Sports Network
Chicago	Lisa Byington Jason Ross Jr.	Stephen Bardo Shimmy Gray-Miller Awvee Storey	Marke Freeman	Marquee Sports Network Marquee+ WCIU-TV WMEU-CD
Connecticut	Brendan Glasheen John Brickley	Ashley Battle Meghan McKeown Edona Thaqi	Terrika Foster-Brasby	NBC Sports Boston New England Cable News
Indiana	Pat Boylan	Debbie Antonelli	Kelsie Kasper	Bally Sports Indiana WTHR WALV-CD
New York	Michael Grady Chris Shearn Zora Stephenson John Fanta	Julianne Viani Rosalyn Gold-Onwude Kim Adams	Tina Cervasio Stef Manisero Pepper Persley	WNYW WWOR
Washington	Meghan McPeak	Christy Winters-Scott	Meg McDonald	Monumental Sports Network

Western Conference

Television

Team	Play-by-play	Analyst(s)	Sideline reporter	Flagship station
Dallas	Ron Thulin	Sheryl Swoopes Nancy Lieberman Fran Harris	ShaVonne Herndon	Bally Sports Southwest
Las Vegas	Krista Blunk	Carolyn Peck	Jennifer Stehlin	KVVU
Los Angeles	Rahshaun Haylock Mike Trudell	Mary Murphy Allie Clifton	Nikki Kay	Spectrum SportsNet
Minnesota	Marney Gellner	Lea B. Olsen	Sloane Martin Alex Zappa Allie Mosley	Bally Sports North
Phoenix	Cindy Brunson	Ann Meyers-Drysdale		KTVK KPHE
Seattle	Dick Fain	Elise Woodward	Piper Shaw Alyssa Charlston	KZJO KCPQ

Radio

Team	Play-by-play	Flagship station
Las Vegas	TC Martin	KWWN
Minnesota	Wendell Epps	KFXN-FM

Nationwide

ABC, ESPN, or ESPN2^[1]

ESPN airs select regular season games and acts as the exclusive provider for the Semifinals and the WNBA Finals.

Play-by-play

Ryan Ruocco
Mark Jones
Pam Ward
Tiffany Greene

Color analysts

Sideline reporter

Holly Rowe
Angel Gray
Rosalyn Gold-Onwude
Terrika Foster-Brasby
Christine Williamson

ESPN Deportes

Play-by-play announcers

Miguel Ángel Briseño
Kenneth Garay
Julia Headley
Leo Montero
Alejandro Pérez
Leo Margo

Color analysts

Pablo Viruega
Toño Rodriguez
Marcelo Nogueira

CBS

Play-by-play announcers

Color analysts

Julianne Viani
Isis Young

Sideline reporter

AJ Ross
Tiffany Blackmon
Tina Cervasio
Emily Proud

Ion

Beginning with the 2023 season, Scripps Sports will carry WNBA on Ion Friday night games. These games will be a simulcast of the world feed television broadcast.

Twitter

Twitter will carry selected WNBA broadcasts throughout the season. These games will be a simulcast of the world feed television broadcast.

NBA TV

NBAtv will carry select games throughout the season. These games will remain available on WNBA League Pass and will be a simulcast of the world feed television broadcast.

CBS Sports Network^[2]

Beginning with the 2019 season CBSSN entered into a contract to broadcast a minimum of 40 WNBA games per season. It is a multi-year deal, but the length of the deal wasn't announced.

WNBA League Pass

Every game not broadcast on an ESPN Network or CBSSN is carried live for everyone to watch on WNBA League Pass. No blackouts apply outside of the ESPN and CBSSN productions.