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2023 WNBA Free Agency
Free agency articles on each WNBA team from Swish Appeal’s staff writers. Articles will be updated throughout free agency.
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February 14
(Updated) 2023 WNBA Free Agency: Connecticut Sun
The Connecticut Sun have officially signed Brionna Jones to a one-year contract. Before that, the Sun acquired Tiffany Hayes via trade with the Atlanta Dream. The multidimensional Hayes should enhance the Sun on both ends of the floor.
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February 11
(Updated) 2023 WNBA Free Agency: Dallas Wings
The Dallas Wings announced Saturday the acquisition of Diamond DeShields via trade.
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February 10
(Updated) 2023 WNBA Free Agency: Minnesota Lynx
The Minnesota Lynx have a strong core with Napheesa Collier, Kayla McBride and Aerial Powers. They also have the chance to get an impact player at No. 2 in the WNBA Draft. But can they hold on to point guard Moriah Jefferson?
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February 9
(Updated) 2023 WNBA Free Agency: Chicago Sky
With many players moving on to different organizations, James Wade will have to find a way to keep the Chicago Sky competitive in 2023.
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February 7
(Updated) 2023 WNBA Free Agency: Connecticut Sun
What will the Sun look like in 2023? After trading Jonquel Jones and Jasmine Thomas, Connecticut still has not confidently answered this question, only agreeing to a two-year contract with Natisha Hiedeman and offering Joyner Holmes and Mikiah Herbert-Harrigan training camp deals.
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February 7
(Updated) 2023 WNBA Free Agency: Seattle Storm
With the Seattle Storm’s championship window closed for the foreseeable future, the team now looks to re-sign the remainder of its young talent while filling out the rest of its roster for 2023. Center Ezi Magbegor, who improved considerably in 2022, has been re-signed on a two-year deal.
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February 6
(Updated) 2023 WNBA Free Agency: Phoenix Mercury
While teams like the Las Vegas Aces and New York Liberty have been making big splashes, the Phoenix Mercury have been relatively quiet.
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February 6
(Updated) 2023 WNBA Free Agency: Los Angeles Sparks
With new general manager Karen Bryant and head coach Curt Miller taking control of the Sparks, a new identity is forming for Los Angeles.
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February 4
(Updated) 2023 WNBA Free Agency: Washington Mystics
Kristi Toliver is returning to the Washington Mystics.
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February 3
(Updated) 2023 WNBA Free Agency: Indiana Fever
The Indiana Fever have brought back someone near and dear to the franchise in Erica Wheeler.
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February 3
Dream re-sign Nia Coffey, AD
The Atlanta Dream have continued to shape their 2023 squad, re-signing Nia Coffey to a one-year protected contract and AD to a training camp deal. Next up for Atlanta is resolving the situations of Tiffany Hayes and Monique Billings.
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February 2
Storm enter new era after loss of Stewart in free agency
It’s the end of an era for the Seattle Storm. Superstar forward Breanna Stewart, who played the first six seasons of her WNBA career in Seattle, announced on Wednesday that she’ll be signing with the New York Liberty for 2023, more or less ending the Storm’s status as a title contender.
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February 1
(Updated) 2023 WNBA Free Agency: New York Liberty
Breanna Stewart has joined Jonquel Jones on the New York Liberty, giving the team a one-two punch of former MVPs. What will the Liberty do with their remaining $112,306, assuming Stewie gets the supermax?
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January 29
What does CP3 to Vegas mean for the Aces’ repeat chances?
The reigning WNBA champion Las Vegas Aces have added one of the greatest players of all time in Candace Parker.
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January 24
(Updated) 2023 WNBA Free Agency: Los Angeles Sparks
The Los Angeles Sparks have added two former All-Stars, significantly upping their talent on paper.
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January 20
2023 WNBA Free Agency: Seattle Storm
The Seattle Storm have been able to keep their star players together since 2016, and it’s proven to be a championship-winning formula. Times have changed, however, and the Storm now enter the 2023 WNBA free agency period with a lot of work to do if they want to remain a contender.
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January 19
2023 WNBA Free Agency: New York Liberty
The New York Liberty have a diehard fanbase that has suffered a lot of heartache since the WNBA was created. But the franchise’s front office is in the midst of attempting to put together a super team that could bring home a first championship. The question is: will that super team come to be?
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January 19
2023 WNBA Free Agency: Atlanta Dream
Within the last year, GM Dan Padover and head coach Tanisha Wright have engineered an impressive turnaround in Atlanta.
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January 19
2023 WNBA Free Agency: Phoenix Mercury
Will Skylar Diggins-Smith return? How can Phoenix take a leap froward? Many questions remain, but, with Brittney Griner back, things look sunny for the Mercury.
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January 18
2023 WNBA Free Agency: Minnesota Lynx
The Minnesota Lynx are now without the five star players who led them to their four WNBA championships. Sylvia Fowles, who retired after the 2022 season, was the latest to leave the team and leaves a void at the center position.
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January 17
2023 WNBA Free Agency: Connecticut Sun
The Connecticut Sun will enter the 2023 season with a new general manager and coaching staff. They also will enter it with a new-look roster, as the Sun jumpstarted the WNBA transaction season by trading 2021 MVP Jonquel Jones and Jasmine Thomas.
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January 15
2023 WNBA Free Agency: Dallas Wings
Twenty-six-year-olds entering their fifth year in the WNBA, Marina Mabrey and Teaira McCowan have proven themselves worthy of major paydays. The Dallas Wings should be able to afford to keep both.
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January 14
2023 WNBA Free Agency: Chicago Sky
After a disappointing end to their title defense, the Chicago Sky have some tough decisions to make in free agency, starting with Candace Parker and Courtney Vandersloot.
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January 14
2023 WNBA Free Agency: Las Vegas Aces
In what will be a relatively quiet free agency, the Las Vegas Aces may try to shuffle around and gain some additional depth.
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January 13
2023 WNBA Free Agency: Washington Mystics
The Washington Mystics have lots of cap space and some valuable draft capital. How will they make a splash this offseason?