The most detailed 2026 WNBA draft resource available outside a team’s actual war room
2026 WNBA Draft
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Why player development will remain a top priority for Jamila Wideman and Washington Mystics in 2026
‘Time and talent’ are the keys to the Mystics’ rebuild long-term
Posted inChicago Sky, Connecticut Sun, Dallas Wings, Features, Los Angeles Sparks, Washington Mystics, WNBA
WNBA Notes: Let’s talk about the future for teams that missed the playoffs
Exploring what the future could hold for the Sparks, Sun, Sky, Mystics and Wings
Posted inFeatures, Latest News, Washington Mystics, WNBA
Mystics general manager Jamila Wideman discusses plan for the future, progress this season
Wideman: The Mystics are competing ‘probably at a level that we don’t have business competing in’ this season
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Did the Washington Mystics get enough for Aaliyah Edwards in deadline-day trade?
The Mystics got guard Jacy Sheldon to balance their roster, but Edwards still has lots of potential
Posted inFeatures, Washington Mystics, WNBA
How trading away Brittney Sykes helps and hurts the Washington Mystics
The Mystics got back Alysha Clark and a Seattle draft pick, giving them three first-round picks in 2026
Posted inFeatures, Golden State Valkyries, WNBA
Seven things we’ve learned about the Golden State Valkyries through three games
Early in their debut season, there are some promising patterns, but reality checks await
Posted inFeatures, New York Liberty, Unrivaled, WNBA
Trading for Natasha Cloud gives the New York Liberty depth in quest for second straight title
The Liberty acquire point guard Cloud in exchange for two first round draft picks
Posted inBig Ten, Features, Latest News, NCAAW
Lauren Betts will return to UCLA for senior season, forgo 2025 WNBA Draft
The 6’7 center wants to chase two national titles before turning pro
Posted inFeatures, Latest News, Seattle Storm, WNBA
Seattle Storm gain No. 2 pick and Li Yueru, lose Jewell Loyd in three-team trade
Possibility of drafting generational player outweighs losing Jewell Loyd for Seattle