Breanna Stewart is headed to New York and Candace Parker will play for Las Vegas. Here's the latest buzz, news and reports surrounding WNBA free agency and trades.
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Suns star Devin Booker, sidelined the past five weeks because of a left groin strain, could return as soon as Tuesday against the Nets, sources told ESPN.
New Jersey Devils associate coach and former Florida Panthers head coach Andrew Brunette was arrested Wednesday in South Florida and charged with driving under the influence while his team is on its All-Star break.
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In one of the biggest free agent moves in WNBA history, former league MVP Breanna Stewart has decided to play for the Liberty, leaving the Storm after winning two championships in seven years.
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Free agent reliever Chad Green, a right-hander who pitched last year for the New York Yankees, agreed Tuesday to an $8.5 million, two-year contract with the Toronto Blue Jays that includes options for 2025 and 2026.
National League batting champion Jeff McNeil finalized his $50 million deal with the Mets on Tuesday, crediting the team's ownership for trying to build "a winner."
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