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WNBA roster cuts: Kaitlyn Chen, Deja Kelly, Shyanne Sellers among those waived ahead of 2025 season tipoff
On May 7, Harmoni Turner — a standout guard at Harvard and the reigning Ivy League Player of the Year — joined the list of fan favorites to get cut when she was waived by the Las Vegas Aces. Turner was picked by the Aces in the third round, at 35th overall.
WNBA 2025 roster tracker: Valkyries waive Laeticia Amihere, Kaitlyn Chen as expansion team makes final cuts
WNBA season will tip off on Friday, and teams need to finalize their rosters by Thursday. Many have already done so, while others will wait until the last minute to make their final decisions. In a league where teams can only carry 12 players,
May 15 marks the day when WNBA teams must finalize their rosters down to 12 players for the 2025 regular season, which kicks ...
The WNBA added a 13th team this season. Some people might have imagined this would fix one of the league's biggest issues, ...
The Sun's decision to waive Anderson is part of a broader roster overhaul. The team has undergone significant changes, ...
Thursday, May 15, marks the day when all 13 WNBA teams must finalize their rosters before the regular season games begin on ...
At long last, the 2025 WNBA regular season is here. Training camp is in the rear view. We've gotten to get a taste of each ...
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The Atlanta Dream moved on from the team's former starter and top-10 pick. Another notable move came from the Golden State ...
Washington Mystics head coach Sydney Johnson got honest about former Iowa star Lucy Olsen making his final roster.
One of the biggest cuts of the day was Harmoni Turner from the Las Vegas Aces. Turner led Harvard to an Ivy League ...
DeShields made the WNBA All-Star Team and second-team All-WNBA during the 2019 season with the Chicago Sky. In 2019, ...
WNBA teams make tough roster cuts ahead of the 2025 season, leaving promising talents searching for new opportunities.
The Valkyries cutting Kaitlyn Chen has become a slight controversy for the team among fans for how it marketed her.
Two players who led the Hoosiers to new heights of success are looking for homes after cuts before WNBA regular-season ...
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