List of 2019 WNBA season transactions

This is a list of transactions that took place during the off-season and the 2019 WNBA season.

Retirement

Date Name Team(s) played (years) Age Notes Ref.
August 21 United States Lindsay Whalen Connecticut Sun (2004-2009)
Minnesota Lynx (2010-2018)		 36 4× WNBA champion (2011, 2013, 2015, 2017)
5× WNBA All-Star (2006, 2011, 2013–2015)
3× All-WNBA First Team (2008, 2011, 2013)
2× All-WNBA Second Team (2012, 2014)
3× WNBA Peak Performer (2008, 2011–2012)
3× WNBA assists leader (2008, 2011–2012)
WNBA Top 20@20 (2016)
WNBA playoffs all-time assists leader
Also played overseas in Russia, Czech Republic, Turkey, and Northern Cyprus.		 [1]
February 21 Bulgaria Noelle Quinn Minnesota Lynx (2007-2008)
Los Angeles Sparks (2009-2011)
Washington Mystics (2012)
Seattle Storm (2013-2014, 2016-2018)
Phoenix Mercury (2015-2016)		 34 WNBA champion (2018) [2]
February 26 United States Monique Currie Charlotte Sting (2006)
Chicago Sky (2007)
Washington Mystics (2007-2014, 2018)
Phoenix Mercury (2015, 2017)
San Antonio Stars (2016)		 36 WNBA All-Rookie Team (2006)
Also played overseas in Turkey, Romania and Spain.		 [3]
April 16 United States Cappie Pondexter Phoenix Mercury (2006-2009)
New York Liberty (2010-2014)
Chicago Sky (2015-2017)
Los Angeles Sparks (2018)
Indiana Fever (2018)		 36 2× WNBA champion (2007, 2009)
WNBA Finals MVP (2007)
7× WNBA All-Star (2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013–2015)
3× All-WNBA First Team (2009, 2010, 2012)
All-WNBA Second Team (2011)
WNBA All-Defensive First Team (2010)
WNBA All-Rookie Team (2006)
WNBA's Top 15 Players of All Time (2011)
Also played overseas in Turkey and Russia.		 [4]

Front office movements

Head coach changes

Off-season
Departure date Team Outgoing head coach Reason for departure Hire date Incoming head coach Last coaching position Ref.
August 31 Chicago Sky United States Amber Stocks Fired November 9 United States James Wade Minnesota Lynx assistant coach (2017–2018) [5][6]
November 30 Los Angeles Sparks United States Brian Agler Resigned December 5 United States Derek Fisher New York Knicks head coach (2014–2016) [7][8]
December 18 Dallas Wings United States Taj McWilliams-Franklin Interim; Contract not renewed December 18 United States Brian Agler Los Angeles Sparks head coach (2015–2018) [9]

Player movement

Trades

April
April 10 To Atlanta Dream
 To Phoenix Mercury
 [10]
To Connecticut Sun
 To Minnesota Lynx
 [11]
April 11 To Atlanta Dream
 To Las Vegas Aces
  • 2020 second-round pick
 [12]
To Las Vegas Aces
 To New York Liberty
  • 2020 second-round pick
To New York Liberty
 To Minnesota Lynx
  • 2020 second-round pick
 [13]
April 22 To Los Angeles Sparks
 To Minnesota Lynx
 [14][15]
April 27 To Los Angeles Sparks
 To Connecticut Sun
  • 2020 first-round pick
 [16]
May
May 16 To Las Vegas Aces
 To Dallas Wings
 [17]
To Dallas Wings
 To Atlanta Dream
  • 2020 third-round pick
 [18]
May 20 To Chicago Sky
 To Los Angeles Sparks
  • 2020 second-round pick
 [19]
May 21 To Minnesota Lynx
 To Chicago Sky
  • 2020 third-round pick
 [20]
To Minnesota Lynx
 To Phoenix Mercury
  • 2020 second-round pick
 [21]
August
August 6 To Connecticut Sun
 To Dallas Wings
 [22]

Free agency

Player Date signed New team Former team Ref
United States Cheyenne Parker February 1 Chicago Sky [23]
Australia Cayla George Dallas Wings [24]
United States Glory Johnson Dallas Wings
United States Kayla Thornton Dallas Wings
Canada Natalie Achonwa Indiana Fever [25]
United States Shenise Johnson Indiana Fever
United States Erica Wheeler Indiana Fever
United States Dearica Hamby Las Vegas Aces [26]
United Kingdom Karlie Samuelson Los Angeles Sparks [27]
United States Odyssey Sims Los Angeles Sparks
(Offer sheet matched with Phoenix Mercury)
United States Karima Christmas-Kelly Minnesota Lynx Dallas Wings [28]
United States Briann January Phoenix Mercury [29]
United States Yvonne Turner Phoenix Mercury [30]
United States Crystal Langhorne Seattle Storm [31]
United States Mercedes Russell Seattle Storm
United States Natasha Cloud Washington Mystics
(Offer sheet matched with New York Liberty) 		[32]
United States Blake Dietrick February 2 Atlanta Dream [33]
Hungary Allie Quigley Chicago Sky [34]
United States Seimone Augustus Minnesota Lynx [35]
Belgium Kim Mestdagh February 4 Washington Mystics Çukurova (Turkey) [36]
Turkey LaToya Sanders Washington Mystics
United States Betnijah Laney February 5 Indiana Fever Connecticut Sun [37]
United States Ashley Walker February 6 Los Angeles Sparks Mersin BŞB (Turkey) [38]
United States Essence Carson Phoenix Mercury Los Angeles Sparks [39]
United States Haley Peters February 7 Atlanta Dream Flammes Carolo Basket (France) [40]
United States Jasmine Thomas Connecticut Sun [41]
United States Teana Muldrow Seattle Storm [42]
Brazil Damiris Dantas February 8 Minnesota Lynx Atlanta Dream [43]
Bosnia and Herzegovina Lynetta Kizer February 11 Atlanta Dream Minnesota Lynx [44]
United States Alana Beard Los Angeles Sparks [45]
Australia Rebecca Allen New York Liberty [46]
United States Kelly Faris New York Liberty Breiðablik (Iceland)
Canada Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe New York Liberty CJM Bourges Basket (France)
Sweden Amanda Zahui B. New York Liberty
United States Tierra Ruffin-Pratt February 13 Los Angeles Sparks Washington Mystics [47]
United States Jamierra Faulkner February 15 Chicago Sky [48]
United States Linnae Harper February 18 Chicago Sky [49]
United States Asia Taylor Indiana Fever [50]
United States Victoria Macaulay February 19 Chicago Sky Galatasaray (Turkey) [51]
United States Brooke McCarty-Williams Dallas Wings Los Angeles Sparks [52]
United States Saniya Chong February 20 Las Vegas Aces Dallas Wings [53]
Canada Ruth Hamblin Las Vegas Aces BC Castors Braine (Belgium)
Ukraine Alina Iagupova Los Angeles Sparks Çukurova (Turkey) [54]
United States Alex Harden February 21 Las Vegas Aces Maccabi Ramat Hen (Israel) [55]
United States Jillian Alleyne February 22 Minnesota Lynx [56]
Australia Nicole Seekamp February 25 Dallas Wings Adelaide Lightning (Australia) [57]
Spain Astou Ndour February 27 Chicago Sky [58]
United States Ariel Edwards Connecticut Sun Araski AES (Spain) [59]
United States Erlana Larkins February 28 Minnesota Lynx [60]
Australia Kelsey Griffin Minnesota Lynx Canberra Capitals (Australia) [61]
United States Rachel Hollivay March 5 Los Angeles Sparks Nantes Basket (France) [62]
United States Kolby Morgan March 8 New York Liberty
United States Reshanda Gray March 11 New York Liberty [63]
United States Shey Peddy Washington Mystics TTT Riga (Latvia) [64]
China Sun Mengran March 15 Atlanta Dream Bayi Kylin (China) [65]
Belgium Hind Ben Abdelkader March 18 Chicago Sky Indiana Fever [66]
France Marine Johannès March 21 New York Liberty CJM Bourges Basket (France) [67]
Spain Sancho Lyttle Phoenix Mercury [68]
United States Brianna Kiesel March 22 Connecticut Sun AZS-UMCS Lublin (Poland) [69]
United States DeWanna Bonner Phoenix Mercury [70]
United States Brittany Boyd March 27 New York Liberty [71]
United States Loryn Goodwin March 28 Los Angeles Sparks Dallas Wings [72]
United States Emma Cannon April 11 Connecticut Sun Phoenix Mercury [73]
Croatia Shavonte Zellous Seattle Storm New York Liberty [74]
United States Crystal Bradford April 12 Indiana Fever Bnot Hertzliya (Israel) [75]
United States Bria Goss Indiana Fever Maccabi Raanana (Israel)
United States Gabby Green Los Angeles Sparks Loyola Marymount [76]
Netherlands Emese Hof April 16 Phoenix Mercury Miami [77]
United States Alexis Peterson Phoenix Mercury Indiana Fever [78]
United States Meme Jackson April 17 Atlanta Dream Tennessee [79]
United States Dominique Wilson Las Vegas Aces Widzew Łódź (Poland) [80]
China Shao Ting Minnesota Lynx Beijing Great Wall (China) [63]
United States AJ Alix Washington Mystics [63]
United States G'mrice Davis Washington Mystics Minnesota Lynx [63]
Thailand Tiffany Bias April 18 New York Liberty Dallas Wings [63]
United States Bianca Cuevas-Moore New York Liberty South Carolina [63]
United States Receé Caldwell Seattle Storm California [81]
United States Presley Hudson Seattle Storm Central Michigan
United States Zyreka Rice Seattle Storm Gonzaga
United States Talia Caldwell April 22 New York Liberty Dynamo Kursk (Russia) [63]
United States Allazia Blockton April 23 Chicago Sky Marquette [63]
United States Maci Morris Washington Mystics Kentucky [63]
United States Taylor Emery April 24 Minnesota Lynx Virginia Tech [63]
United States Leslie Robinson April 30 Chicago Sky New York Liberty [82]
United States Chelsea Gray Los Angeles Sparks [83]
Nigeria Pallas Kunaiyi-Akpanah May 3 Chicago Sky Northwestern [84]
United States Tina Charles New York Liberty [63]
United States Ashton Millender May 4 Chicago Sky DePaul [85]
United States Sydney Colson May 13 Las Vegas Aces Minnesota Lynx [86]
United States Cierra Dillard Los Angeles Sparks
(claimed off waivers) 		Minnesota Lynx
(waived on May 11) 		[63]
United States Riquna Williams May 15 Los Angeles Sparks [87]
United States Kennedy Burke May 25 Indiana Fever
(claimed off waivers) 		Dallas Wings
(waived on May 22) 		[88]
United States Ashley Walker June 3 Los Angeles Sparks
(Previously waived on May 23, 2019) 		[89]
Australia Leilani Mitchell June 5 Phoenix Mercury
(Previously waived on May 23, 2019) 		[90]
United States Blake Dietrick Seattle Storm
(claimed off waivers) 		Atlanta Dream
(waived on May 23) 		[91]
United States Shey Peddy June 8 Washington Mystics
(Previously waived on May 23, 2019) 		[92]
United States Victoria Macaulay June 13 Chicago Sky
(Previously waived on May 22, 2019) 		[93]
United States Megan Gustafson Dallas Wings
(Previously waived on May 22, 2019) 		[94]
United States Natisha Hiedeman June 19 Atlanta Dream
(claimed off waivers) 		Connecticut Sun
(waived on May 23) 		[95]
United States Avery Warley-Talbert June 27 New York Liberty
(Previously waived on May 25, 2019) 		[96]
United States Kenisha Bell July 2 Minnesota Lynx
(Previously waived on May 21, 2019) 		[97]
United States Asia Taylor Minnesota Lynx
(claimed off waivers) 		Indiana Fever
(waived on May 25)
United States Natisha Hiedeman July 3 Connecticut Sun
(claimed off waivers) 		Atlanta Dream
(waived on July 1) 		[98]
United Kingdom Karlie Samuelson July 18 Los Angeles Sparks
(7-day contract, previously waived on May 23, 2019) 		[99]
United States Alaina Coates Atlanta Dream
(claimed off waivers) 		Minnesota Lynx
(waived on July 14) 		[100]
United States Jillian Alleyne July 30 Minnesota Lynx
(7-day contract, previously waived on May 21, 2019) 		[101]
United States Arica Carter August 4 Phoenix Mercury
(7-day contract, previously waived on June 2, 2019) 		[63]
United States Jaime Nared August 6 Las Vegas Aces
(7-day contract, previously waived on May 23, 2019) 		[102]
United States Jillian Alleyne Minnesota Lynx (second 7-day contract) [103]
United States Asia Taylor Phoenix Mercury
(7-day contract) 		Minnesota Lynx
(waived on July 25) 		[104]
United States Arica Carter August 12 Phoenix Mercury (second 7-day contract) [63]
United States Jaime Nared August 13 Las Vegas Aces (second 7-day contract) [105]
United States Jillian Alleyne Minnesota Lynx (third 7-day contract) [106]
United States Asia Taylor Phoenix Mercury (second 7-day contract) [63]
United States Shey Peddy Washington Mystics
(7-day contract, previously waived on July 11, 2019) 		[63]
United States Asia Taylor August 20 Phoenix Mercury (third 7-day contract) [63]
United States Shey Peddy Washington Mystics (second 7-day contract) [63]
Canada Kayla Alexander August 22 Chicago Sky
(7-day contract) 		Indiana Fever
(waived on May 22) 		[107]
Canada Bridget Carleton Minnesota Lynx
(7-day contract) 		Connecticut Sun
(waived on July 3) 		[108]
United States Shey Peddy August 27 Washington Mystics (third 7-day contract) [63]
Russia Epiphanny Prince August 28 Las Vegas Aces
(Signed for rest of season) 		New York Liberty [109]
United Kingdom Karlie Samuelson August 29 Dallas Wings
(7-day contract) 		Los Angeles Sparks [110]
Canada Kayla Alexander Chicago Sky (second 7-day contract) [63]
Canada Bridget Carleton Washington Mystics (Signed for rest of season) [111]
United States Shey Peddy September 3 Washington Mystics (Signed for rest of season) [63]
Canada Kayla Alexander September 5 Chicago Sky (Signed for rest of season) [63]
United Kingdom Karlie Samuelson Dallas Wings (Signed for rest of season) [112]

Waived

Player Date Waived Former Team Ref
United States Asia Taylor May 25 Indiana Fever [88]
United States Arica Carter June 1 Phoenix Mercury [113]
United States Anriel Howard June 5 Seattle Storm [91]
United States Ashley Walker June 17 Los Angeles Sparks [63]
United States Natisha Hiedeman July 1 Atlanta Dream [63]
Canada Bridget Carleton July 3 Connecticut Sun [98]
Thailand Tiffany Bias July 8 New York Liberty [114]
United States Avery Warley-Talbert
United States Victoria Macauley July 9 Chicago Sky [63]
United States Shey Peddy July 11 Washington Mystics [115]
China Shao Ting July 13 Minnesota Lynx [116]
United States Alaina Coates July 14 Minnesota Lynx [117]
United States Haley Peters July 17 Atlanta Dream [118]
United States Kenisha Bell July 19 Minnesota Lynx [119]
United States Asia Taylor July 25 Minnesota Lynx [63]
United States Chloe Jackson August 22 Chicago Sky [120]
United States Asia Taylor August 25 Phoenix Mercury [63]

Training camp cuts

All players listed did not make the final roster.

Atlanta Dream Chicago Sky Connecticut Sun Dallas Wings
Indiana Fever Las Vegas Aces Los Angeles Sparks Minnesota Lynx
New York Liberty Phoenix Mercury Seattle Storm Washington Mystics

Draft

Main article: 2019 WNBA draft

First round

Pick Player Date signed Team Ref
1 United States Jackie Young April 17 Las Vegas Aces [63]
2 United States Asia Durr May 3 New York Liberty [63]
3 United States Teaira McCowan April 26 Indiana Fever [63]
4 United States Katie Lou Samuelson April 26 Chicago Sky [63]
5 United States Arike Ogunbowale April 18 Dallas Wings [63]
6 United States Napheesa Collier April 19 Minnesota Lynx [63]
7 United States Kalani Brown April 18 Los Angeles Sparks [63]
8 Australia Alanna Smith April 20 Phoenix Mercury [63]
9 United States Kristine Anigwe April 18 Connecticut Sun [63]
10 United States Kiara Leslie April 19 Washington Mystics [63]
11 United States Brianna Turner April 16 Atlanta Dream [63]
12 Australia Ezi Magbegor April 25 Seattle Storm [63]

Second round

Pick Player Date signed Team Ref
13 United States Sophie Cunningham April 22 Phoenix Mercury [63]
14 China Han Xu April 18 New York Liberty [63]
15 United States Chloe Jackson April 19 Chicago Sky [63]
16 United States Jessica Shepard April 24 Minnesota Lynx [63]
17 United States Megan Gustafson April 20 Dallas Wings [63]
18 United States Natisha Hiedeman April 12 Minnesota Lynx [121]
19 United States Marina Mabrey April 25 Los Angeles Sparks [63]
20 United States Cierra Dillard April 12 Minnesota Lynx [63]
21 Canada Bridget Carleton April 12 Connecticut Sun [63]
22 United States Kennedy Burke April 18 Dallas Wings [63]
23 Spain Maite Cazorla May 3 Atlanta Dream [63]
24 United States Anriel Howard April 22 Seattle Storm [63]

Third round

Pick Player Date signed Team Ref
25 United States Paris Kea April 23 Indiana Fever [63]
26 United States Megan Huff April 18 New York Liberty [63]
27 Spain María Conde April 23 Chicago Sky [63]
28 United States Caliya Robinson April 23 Indiana Fever [63]
29 United States Morgan Bertsch April 20 Dallas Wings [63]
30 United States Kenisha Bell April 23 Minnesota Lynx [63]
31 Spain Ángela Salvadores — Los Angeles Sparks
32 United States Arica Carter April 17 Phoenix Mercury [63]
33 Sweden Regan Magarity April 17 Connecticut Sun [63]
34 United States Sam Fuehring May 3 Washington Mystics [63]
35 China Li Yueru — Atlanta Dream
36 United States Macy Miller April 18 Seattle Storm [63]

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