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Quiz: 50 WNBA players switched teams, can you guess each new starting lineup?

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The Golden State Valkyries is already generating *** lot of excitement here in the Bay Area, and that's before they even tipped off here at Chase Center over in Oakland now today at their training facility. More excitement as they introduced two of their draft picks with the number 17 pick in the WNBA draft. This week, the Valkyrie selected Cheyenne Sellers, *** guard from the University of Maryland. She helped take her team to the NCAA tournament, and now she'll help build the culture of the latest WNBA expansion team. I feel like we're kind of looked at as underdogs, and I, I love taking on that role and The best thing about it is that no one knows what to expect from us. We get to write our own story and create our own destiny, and I think that's the most exciting part. The Valkyries also selected Caitlin Chin with the 30th pick. Chen, *** guard from UConn, just helped the Huskies claim the national title less than 2 weeks ago. This is *** once in *** lifetime thing that happens, so making sure I make the most of. Winning the national championship and then having the best time at the draft with my teammates and then now being here and being able to experience this with Cheyenne so just sort of taking everything in and making the most of it. The Golden State Valkyries are the first WNBA team to sell over 10,000 season tickets, and that's before they've even played their first game. However, that will be in just *** few weeks on May 6th here at the Chase Center, and they will face the LA Sparks in San Francisco, Sarah McGrew, KCRA 3 News.

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Quiz: 50 WNBA players switched teams, can you guess each new starting lineup?

An expansion team, seven new head coaches and more than 40 free agents 맥스카지노� the WNBA saw major changes this offseason.In total, the league has already seen 22 trades take place. About 50 players are wearing different jerseys from last season. With the significant changes, most teams starting lineups look vastly different. Try your luck below swiping to see if you can guess each WNBA team based on the logos of their 2024 players.What happened during the offseason?The 2025 season began on Jan. 1 when teams received their salary cap, the maximum allowable team salary. About 30% of the league's players entered free agency the same day, either as an unrestricted or restricted agent. Unrestricted free agents were allowed to negotiate contracts on Jan. 27 and enter negotiation agreements on Feb. 1.One of the first reported trades to kick off the busy offseason was a blockbuster three-team deal between the Seattle Storm, Las Vegas Aces and Los Angeles Sparks. In the deal, the Storm traded their 2015 No. 1 pick, Jewell Loyd, to the Aces. The Aces sent their 2017 No. 1 pick, Kelsey Plum, to the Sparks. In return, the Storm received the No. 2 pick in the 2025 WNBA draft and forward Li Yueru from the Sparks, along with the Aces맥스카지노� first round pick in 2026.This was the league's first trade that involved multiple No. 1 overall picks. Loyd and Plum weren't the only former No. 1 picks to leave the franchises that drafted them. Brittney Griner signed with the Atlanta Dream this season, ending her 11-season tenure with the Phoenix Mercury. Griner was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2013 WNBA draft. Some players like Natasha Cloud and Rebecca Allen were traded twice in the offseason. Cloud was first traded from the Mercury to the Connecticut Sun, then to the New York Liberty. Allen followed a similar path, moving from the Mercury to the Sun and landing with the Chicago Sky. The Golden State Valkyries may be a new franchise, but their roster features plenty of experienced players. During the expansion draft, the Valkyries selected one player from 11 different teams and later added veteran Tiffany Hayes in free agency. The WNBA tips off Friday night. You can see the full season schedule here.

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An expansion team, seven new head coaches and more than 40 free agents 맥스카지노� the WNBA saw major changes this offseason.

In total, the league has already seen 22 trades take place. About 50 players are wearing different jerseys from last season.

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With the significant changes, most teams starting lineups look vastly different. Try your luck below swiping to see if you can guess each WNBA team based on the logos of their 2024 players.

What happened during the offseason?

The 2025 season began on Jan. 1 when teams received their salary cap, the maximum allowable team salary. About 30% of the league's players entered free agency the same day, either as an unrestricted or restricted agent.

Unrestricted free agents were allowed to negotiate contracts on Jan. 27 and enter negotiation agreements on Feb. 1.

One of the first reported trades to kick off the busy offseason was a blockbuster three-team deal between the Seattle Storm, Las Vegas Aces and Los Angeles Sparks.

In the deal, the Storm traded their 2015 No. 1 pick, Jewell Loyd, to the Aces. The Aces sent their 2017 No. 1 pick, Kelsey Plum, to the Sparks. In return, the Storm received the No. 2 pick in the 2025 WNBA draft and forward Li Yueru from the Sparks, along with the Aces맥스카지노� first round pick in 2026.

This was the league's first trade that involved multiple No. 1 overall picks.

Loyd and Plum weren't the only former No. 1 picks to leave the franchises that drafted them.

Brittney Griner signed with the Atlanta Dream this season, ending her 11-season tenure with the Phoenix Mercury. Griner was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2013 WNBA draft.

Some players like Natasha Cloud and Rebecca Allen were traded twice in the offseason. Cloud was first traded from the Mercury to the Connecticut Sun, then to the New York Liberty. Allen followed a similar path, moving from the Mercury to the Sun and landing with the Chicago Sky.

The Golden State Valkyries may be a new franchise, but their roster features plenty of experienced players. During the expansion draft, the Valkyries selected one player from 11 different teams and later added veteran Tiffany Hayes in free agency.

The WNBA tips off Friday night. You can see the full season here.

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