Arike Ogunbowale Returns to Wings on Team-Friendly Seven-Figure Deal

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Arike Ogunbowale Returns to Wings on Team-Friendly Seven-Figure Deal

Ogunbowale is returning to Dallas on a seven-figure multiyear contract, according to ESPN’s Alexa Philippou. The four-time All-Star was eligible for a $1.4 million supermax in 2026 but chose a lower number, giving the Wings more flexibility to build out the roster. It is a major early win for Dallas as it reshapes the team around its core.

By Raahib Singh

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Jewell Loyd Finalizing Three-Year Deal to Stay With Las Vegas Aces

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Jewell Loyd Finalizing Three-Year Deal to Stay With Las Vegas Aces

Six-time All-Star Jewell Loyd is finalizing a three-year deal with the Aces, keeping one of Las Vegas’ biggest additions in place after arriving from Seattle in last year’s blockbuster three-team trade. The move preserves the Aces’ star backcourt and long-term title hopes as they continue building around A’ja Wilson. Loyd was a key piece in Aces' 2025 WNBA Championship run.

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Kelsey Mitchell Returns to Fever on $1.4M Supermax Deal

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Kelsey Mitchell Returns to Fever on $1.4M Supermax Deal

Mitchell is returning to Indiana on a one-year, $1.4 million supermax deal after a career year that helped push the Fever to the WNBA semifinals. The All-WNBA First Team guard becomes one of the league’s first seven-figure players, a landmark move for Indiana as it keeps one of its top scorers beside Caitlin Clark for another run.

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Allisha Gray Returns to Dream on Three-Year Max-Plus Deal

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Allisha Gray Returns to Dream on Three-Year Max-Plus Deal

Gray is finalizing a three-year return to Atlanta on a “max-plus” contract, per Sean Hurd. The deal starts at a $1 million base and can rise as high as $1.4 million. Keeping Gray again is a major win for the Dream, who now lock in one of the league’s top two-way guards on a premium long-term commitment.

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Toronto Makes WNBA's First Million-Dollar Pairing With Marina Mabrey and Brittney Sykes

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Toronto Makes WNBA's First Million-Dollar Pairing With Marina Mabrey and Brittney Sykes

Toronto struck big by agreeing to terms with guards Marina Mabrey and Brittney Sykes, per Alexa Philippou. Each is set for a two-year max deal, making them the first known million-dollar backcourt pairing in WNBA history. The expansion Tempo just made one of free agency’s loudest opening statements, landing proven scoring and veteran backcourt toughness in one swing.

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Kelsey Mitchell’s New Fever Deal Tops Her First Eight Seasons Combined

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Kelsey Mitchell’s New Fever Deal Tops Her First Eight Seasons Combined

After eight seasons in Indiana, Mitchell had earned about $1.12 million total, per Tony East. Her new one-year Fever contract is worth about $1.4 million, meaning year nine alone will outpay everything from years one through eight combined. The deal makes Mitchell the first $1 million-plus player in franchise history, a landmark jump for both star and team.

By Raahib Singh

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