The WNBA free agency window officially begins Monday, April 6, with a condensed timeline following the ratification of the new CBA. Teams can send qualifying offers and core designations from April 6-7 before negotiations open on April 8. New contracts can be signed starting Saturday, April 11, as the league rushes toward a May 8 season opener.
Top stars are already making moves. A'ja Wilson is expected to re-sign with the Las Vegas Aces on a supermax contract, while Breanna Stewart and Sabrina Ionescu have both confirmed they will remain with the New York Liberty.