WNBA free agency is officially underway as teams scramble to secure players with less than a month to tip off. <\/p>\n
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Lexie Hull re-signs with Fever<\/p>\n
Although she received plenty of interest during the first few days of free agency, Lexie Hull has decided to return to Indiana on a multi-year deal. <\/p>\n
Hull was the sixth pick in the 2022 draft and a logged huge minutes for the Fever as they struggled through injury and made a deep playoff run last season. <\/p>\n
Azura Stevens leaves Sparks after three seasons<\/p>\n
Azura Stevens has agreed to a a three-year deal to return to the Sky. She previously played in Chicago from 2020-2023. <\/p>\n
The top forward is coming off a career year with the Sparks after averaging 12.8 points and 8 rebounds per game<\/p>\n
Julie Allemand signs a multi-year deal with Tempo<\/p>\n
Toronto has signed a multi-year deal with expansion pick Julie Allemand. The 29-year-old guard from Belgium joins the Tempo with extensive international experience and two years in the W under her belt. Marina Mabrey and Brittney Sykes agree to multi-year contracts with Tempo<\/p>\n Toronto signed both guards Marina Mabrey and Brittney Sykes to multi-year deals with its first-ever free agency moves. <\/p>\n The Tempo gave Mabrey their core designation, which allowed the team exclusive negotiation rights. She signed a two-year, $2.4 million deal. Sykes, meanwhile, is the team’s first true free-agent signing, snatching her talents from the Seattle Storm. 10-time WNBA All-Star Nneka Ogwumike returns to Sparks<\/p>\n After spending two seasons with the Seattle Storm, Nneka Ogwumike is returning to the Los Angeles Sparks, where she played for the first 12 years of her career.<\/p>\n The star forward has accrued 10 All-Star bids, eight All-WNBA and seven all-defensive team selections. In 2016, she also earned MVP honours as she led the Sparks to their third championship. Alyssa Thomas to stay in Phoenix<\/p>\n After leading her team to the WNBA Finals last season, Alyssa Thomas is finalizing a deal to remain with the Mercury for 2026. <\/p>\n Jackie Young to return to Vegas<\/p>\n Two key pieces of the Aces’ championship team will be staying in Las Vegas. <\/p>\n Jackie Young has been with the Aces her entire career, making four all-star teams and two All-WNBA teams. She also won the 2022 Most Improved Player award.<\/p>\n Jewell Lloyd will also be sticking around on a three-year deal worth $2.2 million. Brionna Jones to return to Dream for second season<\/p>\n Brionna Jones will return to the Atlanta Dream for a second season on a multi-year deal. The top post player recorded 12 double-doubles last year while averaging 12.8 points and 7.3 rebounds per game. <\/p>\n She helped the Dream to a franchise-best 30 wins last season. <\/p>\n Naz Hillmon and Allisha Gray to sign three-year deals with Dream<\/p>\n The Dream are keeping Allisha Gray around after her career year in Atlanta. <\/p>\n The 31-year-old guard was an MVP candidate and earned All-WNBA first team honours for the first time last season. She is set to sign a three-year max-plus deal in Atlanta<\/p>\n Naz Hillmon is also staying with the Dream on a three-year deal. <\/p>\n Arike Ogunbowale returns to Wings <\/p>\n Arike Ogunbowale will be sticking around in Dallas on a multi-year, seven-figure deal. She was initially cored by the team and therefore eligible for a supermax $1.4 million deal, but opted to take a lesser contract to leave space for the team to build around her.<\/p>\n Kelsey Mitchell signs supermax contract after being cored by Fever<\/p>\n The Indiana Fever have signed a supermax deal with Kelsey Mitchell worth $1.4 million after coring her on April 7. <\/p>\n
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