
With the WNBA All-Star Game and the first half of the season in the rearview mirror, there has been enough time to look back with hindsight on a chaotic offseason. To recap, briefly: More than half of the league’s teams had a different head coach entering the season; the Fever, Mercury, Sun and Wings completed the largest transaction in WNBA history; and more than a dozen starters joined new squads. Now, with enough time to see how each acquisition has shifted the league’s landscape, we’ve tiered the most impactful moves to assess who really won (and lost) the wildest WNBA offseason in years.
