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WNBA Free Agency: Young Stays with Aces, Ogwumike Leaves Storm
WNBA free agency opened with significant player movement following the league's new collective bargaining agreement. The Las Vegas Aces are finalizing a one-year deal with guard Jackie Young, while veteran forward Nneka Ogwumike announced her departure from the Seattle Storm. The free agency period features unprecedented spending power with the salary cap increasing from $1.5 million to $7 million.
Sparks, Sky Discuss Jackson-Atkins Trade Swap
The Los Angeles Sparks and Chicago Sky are engaged in trade discussions that would send Rickea Jackson to Chicago in exchange for Ariel Atkins. Jackson, the No. 4 pick in the 2024 draft, averaged 14.7 points last season, while Atkins brings veteran experience and defensive prowess. This potential move comes as both teams look to retool their rosters after missing the 2025 playoffs.
Sparks, Sky Discussing Rickea Jackson for Ariel Atkins Trade
The Chicago Sky are reportedly negotiating their second major trade this week, discussing a deal to send Ariel Atkins to the Los Angeles Sparks for Rickea Jackson. This comes just days after Chicago traded Angel Reese to Atlanta for two first-round picks. The potential swap would bring a promising young scorer to Chicago while sending an experienced defensive standout to Los Angeles.
WNBA Free Agency Opens With Historic CBA, Reese Trade to Dream
WNBA free agency has officially opened under a new collective bargaining agreement that dramatically increases the salary cap to $7 million. The Chicago Sky traded All-Star Angel Reese to the Atlanta Dream for multiple first-round picks, while several stars received core qualifying offers. Elite talent fills the free agent market as teams prepare for roster transformations ahead of expansion.
Angel Reese Embraces Atlanta Dream Trade: 'Living in My Barbie Dreamhouse'
WNBA star Angel Reese has publicly addressed her blockbuster trade from the Chicago Sky to the Atlanta Dream. The former top-10 pick expressed excitement about her new chapter while attending her Victoria's Secret campaign in New York. The trade comes after Reese's relationship with Chicago deteriorated over coaching changes and roster concerns.
Angel Reese Traded to Atlanta Dream, Eyes Fresh Start
The Chicago Sky have traded two-time All-Star Angel Reese to the Atlanta Dream in exchange for future draft picks. Reese, who led the WNBA in rebounding for two consecutive seasons, expressed excitement about joining a playoff contender. The move significantly boosts Atlanta's championship aspirations while marking a new chapter for the former LSU standout.
WNBA Trade: Chicago Sky Deal Angel Reese to Atlanta Dream for Picks
The Chicago Sky have traded two-time All-Star Angel Reese to the Atlanta Dream in exchange for two first-round draft picks. Reese, who led the WNBA in rebounds and double-doubles last season, brings immediate star power to Atlanta. Sky general manager Jeff Pagliocca called the move a strategic decision to achieve roster balance.
Sky Trade Angel Reese to Dream for Two First-Round Draft Picks
The Chicago Sky have traded two-time WNBA All-Star Angel Reese to the Atlanta Dream for first-round draft picks in 2027 and 2028. Reese, who led the league in rebounding and double-doubles last season, joins a Dream team that finished with the WNBA's third-best record in 2025. The trade comes after Reese's public comments about Chicago's roster concerns led to tension with the organization.
Angel Reese Traded to Atlanta Dream in Major WNBA Blockbuster
The Chicago Sky have traded two-time All-Star Angel Reese to the Atlanta Dream in exchange for future draft assets. Reese, the WNBA's reigning rebounding champion, brings her dominant interior presence to a Dream team coming off a 30-win season. Both organizations expressed excitement about the move that reshapes the Eastern Conference landscape.
WNBA Stars Clark, Reese Get Major Raises Under New CBA Deal
The WNBA's new collective bargaining agreement has triggered significant salary increases for top young stars including Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese. Under the new EPIC provision, players who earn All-WNBA honors can renegotiate their fourth-year rookie contracts for maximum salaries. While Clark and Aliyah Boston qualify for immediate max extensions, Reese awaits her first All-WNBA selection to reach seven-figure earnings.