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I think it’s very important for the mystics to move up to 2. I won’t understand the trade they made earlier if they don’t do that.
 
oldude said:
Yes, but Ginger was always able to get Gilligan to do anything.
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Not really. He would usually recoil in fear and hit his head on something and knock himself out, if I recall correctly.
 
I think the only way Dallas trades Paige, is for a top 5 player. They know her worth, and won’t accept anything less. Which is a bummer because I don’t want to watch any Dallas games
 
Hayven said:
I think the only way Dallas trades Paige, is for a top 5 player. They know her worth, and won’t accept anything less. Which is a bummer because I don’t want to watch any Dallas games
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Unless this is the biggest head fake ever, #5 is headed to TX -

 
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I don't 100% understand this collective bargaining agreement and the existing players' contractual obligations. That said, it is my understanding that this is the final year of contractual obligation for all of the veteran players. The players who were rookies in 2023 and forward will still be under agreement to remain with their teams, but elsewise every player is a free agent at the end of this season. With that, won't it basically be a complete re-shuffle of the veteran player's starting next season?
 
Dugway said:
I don't 100% understand this collective bargaining agreement and the existing players' contractual obligations. That said, it is my understanding that this is the final year of contractual obligation for all of the veteran players. The players who were rookies in 2023 and forward will still be under agreement to remain with their teams, but elsewise every player is a free agent at the end of this season. With that, won't it basically be a complete re-shuffle of the veteran player's starting next season?
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There are a handful of veteran players on long term contracts, and rookies for this year and the two prior years will continue to be bound by their rookie contracts beyond this season. However, the vast majority of veterans are under 1 year contracts that will expire at the end of this season, making them eligible under the new WNBA CBA that’s still to be negotiated.
 
Stagnant said:
I think it’s very important for the mystics to move up to 2. I won’t understand the trade they made earlier if they don’t do that.
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Not sure how their trade of Samuelson for a 2026 pick justifies a move up a spot. How much do they need to give up and who would they pick? Considering they just gave up their first rounder for next year, that's a lot to give up.

edit. my bad - I mixed up the trade in my head and subtracted instead of adding a first rounder. Ugh..... it's been a day. :confused:
 
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Does anyone know why the WNBA has an age limit for American players but not international ones? Malonga and Jocyte are both 19, yet Americans have to wait until they are 22?
 
hoopsfan22 said:
Does anyone know why the WNBA has an age limit for American players but not international ones? Malonga and Jocyte are both 19, yet Americans have to wait until they are 22?
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The age limit for international players is actually 20, the age they must be during their draft year. So both Malonga & Jocyte will turn 20 this year. As for why the age difference, I have no clue.
 
oldude said:
The age limit for international players is actually 20, the age they must be during their draft year. So both Malonga & Jocyte will turn 20 this year. As for why the age difference, I have no clue.
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Add Sivka to the list. 3 of the first 10 picks are 19 year olds from Europe. Geno on set next!
 
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