The WNBA and its players’ union agreed to start free agency on Monday, the league announced Sunday. Teams will also have a chance to offer a franchise tag to one player who is eligible to be cored. Then, starting Wednesday, teams can begin meeting with unrestricted free agents, with the ability to offer them contracts starting Saturday.
The WNBA and players union agreed Sunday evening to start free agency Monday, the league announced. Qualifying offers, along with core player designations, will be sent during the designation period starting Monday. Negotiations will follow from Wednesday to Friday, and players will ink their deals starting Saturday, two days before the WNBA Draft. On the heels of the 2026 WNBA expansion draft, this year’s free agency is poised to be a massive reshuffling of rosters. Over 100 players — more than
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