Background: Breanna Stewart just won a championship with the New York Liberty. She isn't going anywhere. It would be ludicrous for her to move on. Stewie also previously mentioned that she'd sign one-year deals for the foreseeable future until the new CBA is in place.

With the college basketball season in full swing and entering conference play, we’re learning more about the possible WNBA draft order later this year.

Dallas Wings star Satou Sabally confirmed she will not re-sign with the team in free agency this winter. "I've already played my last game in Dallas," Sabally said during her media availability session ahead of the inaugural Unrivaled season.

I’m working with them together to find the next home for me because I’ve already played my last game in Dallas," Sabally said Thursday.

Satou Sabally is looking to continue her playing career elsewhere. The two-time WNBA All-Star told reporters Thursday that her time with the Dallas Wings is coming to an end. Sabally was in Miami for media availability as part of the new three-on-three Unrivaled basketball league, which officially launches on Jan. 17.

Satou Sabally’s time with the Wings is done. The two-time WNBA All-Star forward announced she played her last game for Dallas during Unrivaled media availability Thursday, adding that she is working with the Wings to find another home.

Last Thursday, superstar forward Satou Sabally announced she is moving on from the Dallas Wings. It isn’t a shocking turn of events, as rumors concerning Sabally’s desire to pursue a new team have been circulating since the end of the 2024 WNBA season.

The Dallas Wings understand Satou Sabally is a star, but also are intimately aware of her lengthy injury history, which is why teams should be wary of who they will be getting

Days before the WNBA free agency period opened, Dallas Wings forward Satou Sabally made an announcement that the Phoenix Mercury enjoyed. Sabally announced she won’t return to the Wings before the 2025 season.