With the 2025 WNBA regular season in its final month, it\u2019s worth taking a look at the league\u2019s teams\u2019 various local broadcast booths. The WNBA has seen a significant surge in media coverage and ratings over the past couple of years, with new stars like Paige Bueckers, Kiki Iriafen, Caitlin Clark, and Angel Reese joining the ranks alongside established stars such as A\u2019ja Wilson, Aliyah Boston, and Kelsey Plum. But how are the local booths doing?<\/p>\n
As with all of our rankings (2024 WNBA local broadcasts<\/a>, MLB<\/a>, NHL<\/a>, NBA<\/a>, March Madness men\u2019s college basketball<\/a>, regular-season men\u2019s college basketball<\/a>, NFL<\/a>, CFB<\/a>, and more), the bottom of this post contains a form to vote (also available here<\/a>). The form features the WNBA teams in alphabetical order, with their most regular local TV play-by-play voice and analyst, or analysts, listed immediately afterward. Other substitute voices, where possible, are listed with an \u201calso\u201d prefix.<\/p>\n You will be asked to grade each team\u2019s broadcast setup individually, on a scale of A to F. A is the best grade, and F is the worst.<\/p>\n You can grade as few or as many teams as you desire, and you can Control-F to find a team you\u2019re particularly interested in voting for. Once you\u2019ve selected your grades, submit them. Feel free to add comments or explanations for your grades, but it\u2019s not required. All votes and comments are anonymous, and email addresses are not collected.<\/p>\n