Stud Budz React to DiJonai Carrington Trade originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Stud Budz, also known as Minnesota Lynx ...

Courtney Williams and Natisha Hiedeman, the viral, Twitch-streaming Minnesota Lynx duo, break down All-Star Weekend — and how to bag a WNBA player.

When in doubt, call Caitlin Clark. The Indiana Fever superstar has proven she can move mountains when it comes to improving ...

The tunnel beneath Gainbridge Fieldhouse was eerily quiet as the WNBA’s biggest stars lined up to strut their pre-All-Star-Game looks Saturday night. Red carpets and tunnel walks are usually ...

Courtney Williams and Natisha Hiedeman started a Twitch live stream a couple of months ago. It went viral during All-Star weekend in Indianapolis.

As CBA negotiations continue, WNBA players made a unified statement at the All-Star Game. Here's how they landed on "Pay Us ...

The pair of Minnesota Lynx teammates, who host a Twitch stream under the name "Stud Budz," took over the orange carpet on Thursday to capture a very chaotic first night of WNBA All-Star Weekend.

The iconic duo of Minnesota Lynx guards Courtney Williams and Natisha Hiedeman — who are now better known as the "StudBudz" — took over the 2025 WNBA All-Star W ...

The Stud Budz also flirted endlessly with other players like Angel Reese. Through it all, the actual livestream on Twitch was reaching up to 20,000 live viewers, all screaming and cheering things ...

One half of the "Stud Budz," Hiedeman and her Lynx teammate Courtney Williams — who both have pink hair —started a live stream on Twitch a couple of months ago and spent All-Star weekend ...

Let’s take an easy example, and focus specifically on TV money: The WNBA’s new TV deal, which goes into effect next season, is around $200 million a year. Half would go to player salaries. Split that ...

With both Pickens and Lamb being moved around across the formation by head coach/play-caller Brian Schottenheimer, the duo ...