WNBA free agency is the first domino of the WNBA season and, debatably, one of the most exciting.
For many teams, the main goal is just to retain their promising squad. Others make marginal moves they think could push them over the hump. A few may go for the Hail Mary that could break the league. Although different in many ways, they all share one thing in common: excitement. With the rise and fall of suspense, the social media frenzies and the hope that comes along with every deal, it’s an unmatched time of year for fans, players and organizations.
Every team has their game plan, so what cards could be up the Aces’ sleeves? Here’s a look at where the team stands entering free agency, followed by a consideration of the decisions and dilemmas facing the team:
Facts and figures*
Players under contract (contract status; 2025 salary)
- Kierstan Bell (protected rookie scale; $84,543)
- Chelsea Gray (protected veteran; $196,267)
- Megan Gustafson (unprotected; $96,820)
- Kiah Stokes (unprotected; $103,000)
- A’ja Wilson (protected veteran; $200,000)
- Jackie Young (protected veteran; $169,950)
Free agents (type; 2024 salary)
- Alysha Clark (unrestricted; $110,000)
- Sydney Colson (unrestricted; $76,535)
- Queen Egbo (reserved; $36,200)
- Tiffany Hayes (unrestricted; $88,000)
- Kelsey Plum (unrestricted;…
