The WNBA offseason is finally coming to a close, and teams are ready to officially open the 2022 regular season this week. Free agency saw a number of recent league MVPs return to their respective teams, but it also welcomed in countless changes. There were major trades, a draft littered with surprises, some notable coaching hires and even a new full-scale fantasy game for fans.
Before the first game tips off Friday, Sports Illustrated gets you set for where each of the league’s 12 teams stand heading into the season.
