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Breanna Stewart signs an exclusive trading card deal with Panini, bringing her autographs to WNBA products as the women's card market continues to grow.

Here are our grades for Atlanta, Angel Reese and the Sky in Monday's trade that shook the WNBA.

The excitement is at fever pitch for Atlanta Dream fans after the Angel Reesetrade was announced on Monday. The Dream gave up two future first-round picks in exchange for the two-time All-Star, which indicates just how much Atlanta values Reese. The Dream had a successful 2025 campaign, finishing third overall with a 30-14 regular-season record.

She has the potential to be a difference-maker off the bench, especially with the Liberty likely to overhaul their offense under new head coach Chris DeMarco.

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Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark made a personal request as she prepares for her third WNBA season.

It might be the best value pick of the first round.

The Indiana Fever have given Kelsey Mitchell a core designation. Here's what it means for the WNBA star.

The Fever are already good. These signings would make them great.

Nekias Duncan and Steve Jones take a look at Western Conference Contenders as well as break down the shocking Angel Reese trade.

Diana Taurasi backs Boston as a WNBA expansion market despite the league prioritizing other cities in its current expansion plans.

WNBA legend Sue Bird explained how the W's recent CBA negotiations differed from similar negotiations in any men's league.

Last Friday, the WNBA held its Expansion Draft for the Toronto Tempo and Portland Fire. The Fire selected Washington Mystics forward Emily Engstler and guard Sug Sutton with their picks. The Tempo did not select any Mystics players. Engstler played two seasons for the Mystics from 2024 to 2025 where she averaged 4.8 points per […]

Almost every player not on a rookie contract will hit free agency this offseason

Reese was traded from the Chicago Sky on April 6

WNBA legend Candace Parker is already circling marquee matchups on her calendar as the new season approaches. Parker will be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2026. The 39-year-old is a two-time WNBA champion, two-time league MVP and Finals MVP and also captured two Olympic gold medals with Team USA.

The WNBA introduces Season 30, a season-long celebration of the league’s past, present and future.

In her first season with Atlanta, Reese will get paid more than four times the salary she earned in each of her two seasons in Chicago.

The WNBA announced that the free agency period will begin on Monday, with teams allowed to send qualifying offers and offer core player designations. Negotiations will run Wednesday through Friday, with signings set to begin on Saturday. There are currently over 100 free agents in the league. Monday began with Angel Reese getting traded from Chicago to Atlanta. The WNBA Draft is scheduled for April 13, with training camp set to begin April 19. The regular season begins May 8.

Angel Reese has been one of the top players in the WNBA over the past two seasons with the Chicago Sky. Reese's second season in Chicago was arguably better than her first, however. After missing the playoffs for a second straight year, Reese voiced her frustration with the Sky, calling for the team to make major changes.

Who are the biggest names who might be on the move, and how will the condensed offseason impact free agency?

The Mystics have decided to part ways with their general manager after she spent one season with the franchise.

Brittney Griner and the Atlanta Dream did not finish the 2025 WNBA season how they would have liked. After ending the regular season with a 30-14 record, the Dream secured the No. 3 seed in the playoffs. Griner saw her numbers take a hit in her first year in Atlanta.

ESPN's Alexa Philippou reported on Monday that Angel Reese did not request a trade from the Sky before Monday's blockbuster Dream trade.