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TCU star Miles joins Unrivaled on multiyear deal
TCU standout Olivia Miles, the projected No. 1 pick in Monday's WNBA draft, has signed a multiyear deal with Unrivaled.
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Chicago Sky Trade Ariel Atkins, Acquire Rickea Jackson from Los Angeles Sparks
The Chicago Sky and Los Angeles Sparks have agreed to a trade, sending forward Rickea Jackson to LA and guard Ariel Atkins to Chicago, per Alexa Philippou. After spending the first 7 seasons of her WNBA career with the Washington Mystics, Ariel Atkins took her talents to the Chicago Sky for the 2025
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Atlanta Dream sign Allisha Gray on a three-year max deal
Following her All-WNBA First Team campaign in 2025, the Atlanta Dream re-signed star guard Allisha Gray to a three-year max deal, solidifying their championship core. Gray is coming off a standout season, earning All-Star and All-WNBA First Team honors while also capturing a 3×3 gold medal and an Un
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Three decisions that will influence the New York Liberty’s 2026 WNBA championship chase
Satou Sabally and Breanna Stewart. | NBAE via Getty Images Following the 2025 WNBA season, the New York Liberty leadership signaled their dissatisfaction with the season’s results, as their title defense withered away in the first round of the playoffs, by firing head coach Sandy Brondello. The L
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Kelsey Mitchell Re-Signs With Indiana Fever
Kelsey Mitchell will remain with the only WNBA franchise she has ever played for, agreeing to re-sign with the Indiana Fever on a one-year, $1.4 million supermax agreement. Indiana made the signing official Saturday morning with an official new release. Every season of her eight-year WNBA career, Mi
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Perfect draft pick could kickstart exciting new Sky era
The Chicago Sky could begin the post-Angel Reese era perfectly with a stirring pick in the 2026 WNBA draft.
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Three reasons why the Los Angeles Sparks are at the center of the WNBA’s offseason drama
Rickea Jackson and Nneka Ogwumike. | Getty Images Even though Saturday, April 11 is when WNBA teams can officially begin signing free agents to new deals, the Los Angeles Sparks have wasted no time getting to work. They cored Kelsey Plum, all but ensuring she will return to the Sparks. LA also is
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Three ways the Atlanta Dream are setting the team up for a successful 2026 WNBA season
The Atlanta Dream. | NBAE via Getty Images A-Town is going up. The 2025 WNBA season was just the start of a new era for the Atlanta Dream. Even if the team’s 30-14 season ended with an early playoff exit, there was enough evidence to believe that this team was on an upward trajectory. Ahead of t
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Surprise free agency trade could crown Seattle Storm winners of the WNBA Draft
WNBA contracts negotiated this week can't be signed until Saturday, which has meant a lot of fans have spent the days in the realm of speculation, wondering who might be traded to which team.
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Las Vegas Aces Sign Jackie Young to 1st-ever Million-Dollar WNBA Contract
Teams are stepping up under the new CBA, as the Las Vegas Aces signed Jackie Young to the first-ever $1 million WNBA contract this week. The post Las Vegas Aces Sign Jackie Young to 1st-ever Million-Dollar WNBA Contract appeared first on Just Women's Sports.
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15 Prospects Invited to 2026 WNBA Draft Including 5 NCAA Champions
The 2026 WNBA Draft invited 15 prospects to Monday's event, including NCAA champion UCLA center Lauren Betts and UConn star Azzi Fudd. The post 15 Prospects Invited to 2026 WNBA Draft Including 5 NCAA Champions appeared first on Just Women's Sports.
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Indiana Fever Debuts $78 Million WNBA Facility Plans as Caitlin Clark Reacts
The Indiana Fever revealed plans for a new $78 million facility, drawing a reaction from Caitlin Clark as the team builds for 2026. The post Indiana Fever Debuts $78 Million WNBA Facility Plans as Caitlin Clark Reacts appeared first on Just Women's Sports.
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