The WNBA offseason was marked by a flurry of activity as teams adjusted their rosters amid tight deadlines. The Las Vegas Aces, who clinched their third championship in 2025, prioritized keeping their core players, including four-time MVP A'ja Wilson. They added scorer Chennedy Carter, hoping to enhance their offensive depth. Similarly, the New York Liberty focused on retaining their championship-winning lineup while adding Satou Sabally, a former No. 2 draft pick, to bolster their scoring. The Atlanta Dream made headlines by acquiring Angel Reese, the league's top rebounder, in a trade, while the Dallas Wings aimed to revitalize their squad with young talent, including No. 1 draft picks Paige Bueckers and Azzi Fudd. In contrast, the Chicago Sky underwent a significant overhaul, trading Reese and bringing in experienced players like Skylar Diggins and Rickea Jackson. As the new season approaches, teams are eager to see how these offseason moves will impact their performance when the season kicks off on May 8.