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Connecticut Sun bringing back this former UConn star on a two-year deal

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As the Connecticut Sun head into their final season calling Uncasville home, it’s fitting that former UConn women’s basketball standout Olivia Nelson-Ododa will remain part of the roster. Connecticut announced Saturday that it re-signed Nelson-Ododa, who was a restricted free agent, to a two-year contract. The 6-foot-5 center began her career with the Los Angeles Sparks when she was selected ...

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Nneka Ogwumike Chooses Sparks Over Lynx In Free Agency

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Nneka Ogwumike has agreed to rejoin the Los Angeles Sparks after two seasons with the Seattle Storm. The news was first reported by her sister, Chiney Ogwumike, an ESPN analyst. Ogwumike also visited the Minnesota Lynx before settling on a return to Los Angeles as she enters her 15th professional season. Ogwumike is a 10-time All-Star. The veteran forward spent her first 12 seasons with the Sparks before departing for Seattle ahead of the 2024 campaign. Last season she averaged 18 points, 7 r...

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Chelsea Gray Re-Signs with Aces on Three-Year, $3M Deal » Winsidr

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Chelsea Gray is continuing her 11-year career with the Las Vegas Aces after agreeing to a three-year, $3 million fully guaranteed deal, a source told ESPN’s Kendra Andrews on Friday. News: Chelsea Gray’s three-year contract is worth 3M+ over the course of the deal and is fully guaranteed, a source tells ESPN. @Callie__Fin was first… The post Chelsea Gray Re-Signs with Aces on Three-Year, $3M Deal appeared first on Winsidr.

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Jewell Loyd Set to Stay with Aces on Three-Year Deal » Winsidr

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When the Aces traded for Jewell Loyd at the start of the 2025 season, she was brought in to complement A’ja Wilson and Jackie Young. After a rough stretch early on, the core began to click, helping Las Vegas capture another championship. Now, Loyd is set to remain with the Aces, finalizing a three-year deal… The post Jewell Loyd Set to Stay with Aces on Three-Year Deal appeared first on Winsidr.

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JACKIE YOUNG RE-SIGNS WITH ACES » Winsidr

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For seven seasons, Jackie Young has been one of the cornerstones of the Las Vegas Aces. According to ESPN’s Alexa Philippou, the four-time All-Star and All-WNBA guard will remain in Vegas, agreeing to a one-year deal at the regular maximum contract of $1.19 million. Breaking: The Las Vegas Aces are finalizing an agreement for Jackie… The post JACKIE YOUNG RE-SIGNS WITH ACES appeared first on Winsidr.

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Insider Flags Concerning Pattern in Chicago Sky Decisions After Angel Reese Trade

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For a franchise that knows exactly how to spot greatness, the bigger question now is why can’t they keep it? The Chicago Sky recently traded Angel Reese just two years after drafting her. And while roster shakeups aren’t unusual in the WNBA, this one has raised eyebrows for a different reason.

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Candace Parker Excited to Watch Indiana Fever vs. Sparks on July 8

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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.

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Indiana Fever GM Comments on Losing Chloe Bibby and Kristy Wallace in Expansion Draft

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The Indiana Fever’s plans for the 2026 WNBA season took a significant turn on Friday. This is after the league held the WNBA Expansion Draft 2026 ahead of the debut of two new teams in the upcoming season. The Portland Fire and the Toronto Tempo will play their inaugural seasons in 2026.

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