Paige Bueckers Tops Caitlin Clark in WNBA GM Franchise Player Poll

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Paige Bueckers Tops Caitlin Clark in WNBA GM Franchise Player Poll

WNBA GMs picked Bueckers as the player they would most want to start a franchise with, giving Dallas’ star 33% of the vote. Clark, last year’s winner at 50%, tied A'ja Wilson for second at 20%. Dominique Malonga followed at 13%, while Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier also received votes in the 2026 GM Survey.

By Raahib Singh

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Sue Bird Leads WNBA GM Poll of Retired Players Who Should Coach

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Sue Bird Leads WNBA GM Poll of Retired Players Who Should Coach

WNBA GMs picked Bird as the retired player not currently coaching in the league who should be, giving her 36% of the vote in the 2026 survey. Katie Smith, Candace Parker, and Seimone Augustus tied for second at 14%, while Harding, Leslie, and Taurasi also received votes. Last year, Bird shared the top spot with three others at 18%.

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Caitlin Clark Laughs Off Question About Her Leg Sleeve

Clark knew reporters would ask about the leg sleeve immediately, then kept the answer light. “I knew that would be the first question,” she said. When asked why she wore it, Clark said it was “just low compression on the leg,” adding, “I mean, I don’t know.” The brief exchange ended with her and the reporters laughing.

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Tina Charles Helped Retired Players’ Families Secure CBA Payments

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Tina Charles Helped Retired Players’ Families Secure CBA Payments

Charles left another legacy while negotiating retired player recognition payments in the new CBA. She pushed for beneficiaries to receive the money if a retired player is deceased, and Alexa Philippou reported the idea made the final agreement. After retiring as the WNBA’s all-time rebounding leader, Charles did her best to lift others off the court.

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Gabby Williams On How Valkyries Owner joe Lacob Convinced Her To Sign With Them

Joe Lacob, who owns both the Warriors and Valkyries, convinced Gabby to sign with the Valkyries by jokingly implying that she would be "stupid to go anywhere else". Williams then said, "He was just speaking on all of his goals and objectives for this franchise, how badly he wants to win, how he's going to do it."

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WNBA Commissioner Puts Out Statement For Tina Charles' Retirement

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WNBA Commissioner Puts Out Statement For Tina Charles' Retirement

Charles, 37, retires as the WNBA’s all-time leading rebounder, second all-time leading scorer, a league MVP, and unanimous Rookie of the Year in 2010. “Tina has defined excellence and consistency,” Cathy Engelbert said. The commissioner also praised her Hopey’s Heart Foundation work, two Dawn Staley Community Leadership Awards, and her standard as “a leader, a teammate, and a champion.”

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