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WNBA Free Agent List 2019!

January 12, 2019 by admin

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January 12, 2019

WNBA Free Agency is just around the corner! Teams can officially begin to contact players and their representatives beginning the 15th of January. In the past it’s been difficult to gather a list of who is available but we’ve exclusively obtained this year’s free agency list. There are four different types of free agents. Below is an explanation of the different designations in free agency.

CORE PLAYERS – The Core designation gives that team exclusive negotiating rights with the player. Players can receive a Core designation only four times in their career.

RESERVED PLAYERS – Players with three or fewer years of service are considered to be Reserved Players. The player’s prior team has exclusive negotiating rights.

RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS – Players with four or five years of service are considered to be Restricted Free Agents. Restricted free agency gives the player’s prior team the right to keep the player by matching a contract offer the player signs with another team (Right of First Refusal). If the player signs a contract offer with another team, the player’s prior team has four days from the date it receives the offer to determine whether it wishes to match. If the offer is matched, the player will remain with her team. If the offer is not matched within the four-day period, the player will be under contract with the offering team.

UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS – An unrestricted free agent is free to sign with any team provided that she is not designated as a Core Player by her prior team.

See the list of free agents below and head over to our facebook page to discuss who you want your team to sign…

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2017 WNBA Free Agency Transactions…

February 3, 2017 by admin

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WNBA Free Agency is in full swing. There has been an unusual amount of trades this off-season which has brought a lot of excitement leading up to the 2017 season. Keep up with the latest transactions and be sure to check back as new deals are being signed almost daily;

March 20, 2017

The Phoenix Mercury signed Katherine Plouffe

The Chicago Sky signed Rebekah Gardner 

March 17, 2017

The Atlanta Dream signed Darxia Morris 

March 14, 2017

The Phoenix Mercury signed Danielle McCray 

The Los Angeles Sparks signed Mikaela Ruef

March 13, 2017

The Phoenix Mercury signed Brittney Griner 

March 8, 2017

The San Antonio Stars sign Adut Bulgak 

March 1, 2017

The San Antonio Stars signed Roneeka Hodges

February 28, 2017

The Indiana Fever signed Nadia Colhado

February 27, 2017

The Chicago Sky traded Clarissa Dos Santos  to San Antonio in exchange for Astou Ndour

The Phoenix Mercury signed Jillian Alleyne

February 24, 2017

The Seattle Storm signed Jennifer O’Neill

February 23, 2017

The Indiana Fever signed Bashaara Graves 

February 22, 2017

The Washington Mystics signed Tianna Hawkins 

The Connecticut Sun signed Danielle Adams 

The Atlanta Dream signed Rachel Jarry 

The Phoenix Mercury traded Candice Dupree to the Indiana Fever for Camille Little and Jillian Aleyne

The Connecticut Sun receive Lynetta Kizer and the Fever’s first-round draft pick (No. 8 overall)

February 17, 2017

The Phoenix Mercury signed Shay Murphy 

The Dallas Wings traded Odyssey Sims to the LA Sparks for the #4 pick in the 2017 WNBA Draft

February 14, 2017

Phoenix Mercury sign  Leilani Mitchell 

February 8, 2017 

Atlanta Dream signed Gatling, Markeisha and Knight, Whitney (Training Camp)

LA Sparks signed Beard, Alana

Seattle Storm signed Green, Nikki

Phoenix Mercury signed Turner, Yvonne and Cannon, Emma

LA Sparks signed Warley-Talbert, Avery, Ibekwe, Ify, Wiesner, Jamie (Traning Camp)

Washington Mystics signed Taylor, Asia

Seattle Storm signed Witcomb, Samantha  

Phoenix Mercury signed Talbot, Stephanie

New York Liberty signed Barbee, Shacobia (Training Camp)

Los Angeles Sparks signed Jackson-Jones, Tiffany 

New York Liberty signed Allen, Rebecca 

New York Liberty signed Rodgers, Sugar 

Phoenix Mercury signed George, Cayla 

February 7, 2017

Washington Mystics signed Thomas, Krystal 

Indiana Fever signed Macaulay, Victoria (Training Camp)

Indiana Fever signed McKinney, Shanece (Training Camp)

Washington Mystics signed Hill, Tayler 

Connecticut Sun signed Bentley, Alex

February 6, 2017

Washington Mystics signed Hill, Taylor

New York Liberty signed Burdick,Cierra 

February 3, 2017 

Dallas Wings signed Bias, Tiffany

Washington Mystics signed Ruffin-Pratt, Tierra

Los Angeles Sparks signed Carson, Essence 

February 2, 2017 

Connecicut Sun signed Hamson, Jennifer

Connecicut Sun signed Thomas, Jasmine

San Antonio Stars signed Alexander, Kayla

Washington Mystics traded Setfanie Dolson and Kahleah Copper to the Chicago Sky in exchange for Elena Delle Donne.

  • Washington also traded its 2017 1st round draft pick (2nd overall) to Chicago

February 1, 2017 

San Antonio Stars signed de Souza, Erica 

Indiana Fever signed Wheeler, Erica

Indiana Fever signed Larkins, Erlana

Connecticut Sun signed Pederson, Kayla

Connecticut Sun signed Little, Camille

Atlanta Dream signed Simmons, Meighan

Atlanta Dream signed Kiesel, Brianna  

Atlanta Dream signed Fields, Nirra

Atlanta Dream signed Clarendon, Layshia

Minnesota Lynx signed Pierson, Plenette

January 31, 2017

San Antonio Stars traded Danielle Robinson to the Phoenix Mercury in exchange for Isabelle Harrison.

  • Phoenix also traded its 2017 1st round draft pick (5th overall) to San Antonio

January 30, 2017 

Washington Mystics traded Kia Vaughn and Bria Hartley to the New York Liberty.

  • Washington also traded its 2017 2nd round draft pick (15th overall) to Seattle.

New York Liberty traded Carolyn Swords to the Seattle Storm.

January 26, 2017

Atlanta Dream traded Reshanda Gray in exchange for Aneika Henry-Morello.

January 24, 2017

Atlanta Dream waived Carla Cortijo.

 

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2016-2017 WNBA Overseas Signings

August 22, 2016 by admin

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August 21, 2016

The last game of the WNBA regular season is September 18th with the playoffs beginning on the 21st. The last possible finals date is October 20th and soon after many players will head overseas to play for teams outside of the U.S. Here is a list of player overseas signings that have been released. As players sign, this list will be updated;

Atlanta Dream

Markeisha Gatling Turkey; Besiktas

Reshanda Gray Italy; Napoli 

Tiffany Hayes Turkey; Mersin BSB

Rachel Hollivay Turkey; Girne Universitesi

Sancho Lyttle UMMC; Ekaterinburg

Angel McCoughtry Russia; Dynamo Kursk

Meighan Simmons Poland; Wisla Can-Pack

Elizabeth Williams Russia; Orenburg

Bria Holmes Israel; Bnot Maccabi Ramat Gan

Matee Ajavon Turkey; Botas

Carla Cortijo Carolina; Puerto Rico 

Damiris Dantas Americana; Brazil

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WNBA’s Weekend Trades and Cuts…

June 26, 2016 by admin

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June 26, 2016

There was a lot going on in the WNBA this weekend and the action wasn’t only on the court. The San Antonio Stars got their third win of the season after defeating the Atlanta Dream and the Indiana Fever got back on track winning in Dallas. Becky Hammon is now among the greats hanging from the rafters in San Antonio’s AT&T Center as the Stars retired her jersey in a ceremony following Saturday’s game. The Sparks continued their winning ways and the Mercury escaped in New York with an overtime win. Finally, the Lynx were surprisingly blown out in Washington!  But what had everyone talking last night were the trades and cuts that took place around the league! It was a lot to keep up with so in case you missed it here is all that went down.

The Connecticut Sun traded starting center Kelsey Bone to the Phoenix Mercury in exchange for Courtney Williams, a rookie from South Florida who was the 8th pick in the 2016 WNBA draft by the Mercury, draft rights to Jillian Alleyne, former University of Oregon star who was also drafted this year by the Mercury but has been inactive due to an ACL tear suffered during her senior season, and a 2017 2nd round pick (via San Antonio) which Phoenix received in the trade that sent Monique Currie to the Stars. The Mercury also sent veteran guard Noelle Quinn to the Seattle Storm in exchange for rights to Angel Robinson, who hasn’t actually played in the league since the 2014 season but plays overseas. The Seattle Storm waived rookie Blake Dietrick and third year center Markeisha Gatling. This leaves the Storm with a roster of 11 which means they have the option to sign a 12th player if they decide to.  [Read more…]

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Transactions

January 10, 2016 by admin

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Player Movement Central:

February 7, 2016

Ashdod (Israel) sign Kara Braxton

January 26, 2016

Orduspor (Turkey) sign Clarissa Dos Santos (Sky)

January 15, 2016

Perfumerias Avenida (Spain) sign Alana Beard (Sparks)

January 14, 2016

KEB Hana Bank sign (Korea) Tricia Liston (Lynx)

January 13, 2016

Agu Spor (Turkey) sign Donneka Hodges 

January 11, 2016

Toulouse (France) sign Tianna Hawkins (Mystics)

January 8, 2016

Bourges (France) sign Shay Murphy (Mercury)

January 7, 2016

Ashdod (Israel) sign Tanisha Wright (Liberty)

January 6, 2016

Adana Aski (Turkey) sign Erlana Larkins (Fever)

January 4, 2016

Adana Aski (Turkey) sign Shavonte Zellous (Fever)

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Harding To Replace Prince In Russia

November 28, 2015 by admin

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Lindsey Harding will replace the injured Epiphanny Prince at Dynamo Kursk. Prince who was injured in the last round of Euroleague play will miss the remainder of the season. Harding, who didn’t play in the WNBA this summer holds a european passport and recently competed for Belarus in the EuroBasket 2017 challenge. Dynamo Kursk is currently in fourth place in the Russian Superleague and are in third place in group A of the Euroleague.

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Abdullah Gul University Signs Chelsea Gray

November 27, 2015 by admin

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Over the Eurobasket break Abdullah Gul University signed Chelsea Gray. Gray started the season off in Spain playing for Girona who competed in both the Spanish and EuroLeague. Gray was leading the Spanish league in scoring averaging almost 19 points a game.  A great addition to the roster who should help them as they take on UMMC in the next round of EuroLeage play.

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Castors Braine Sign Doneeka Lewis

November 6, 2015 by admin

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EuroLeague contenders Castors Braine signed American point guard Doneeka Lewis. Lewis who holds a Bulgarian passport will add experience to the guard position. After a great showing against Russian powerhouse UMMC on the road in round 4 the addition of Lewis will only booster their efforts to make it out of group play. Castors Braine is currently in 5th place in Group B.

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Montgomery Arrives in Australia

November 1, 2015 by admin

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Renee Montomery during her Capitals debut against Melbourne Boomers. Photo: Rohan Thomson

Renee Montgomery during her Capitals debut against Melbourne Boomers. Photo: Rohan Thomson

WNBA champion Renee Montgomery has finally arrived in Australia. She will be suiting up for The UC Capitals who are currently in last place in the WNBL. After having problems with obtaining her visa head coach Carrie Graf is excited about her arrival so that she can help the team bring home their first win of the season. In her debut on Saturday she scored nine points in 21 minutes of play. They took in another loss against The Melbourne Boomers. UC fans hope                                                                                                                  Montgomery can help turn the Capitals season                                                                                            around.

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Mosch Signs With Mann Filter

November 1, 2015 by admin

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Spanish League’s Mann Filter agreed to terms with 34 year old Sheana Mosch. She will replace Britany Miller who mutually agreed to terminate her contract with the club. Mosch is no stranger to European play as she has played in Turkey, Russia and France. Look for Sheana to add scoring to this roster.  Mann Filter is currently in 7th place in the Spanish League

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