
When eight-time WNBA All-Star Sylvia Fowles announced in February that she’d be playing her 15th and final season with the Lynx, the news rocked the league for obvious reasons. Replacing a player of Fowles’ magnitude is an impossible task. As Sky coach and general manager James Wade put it, other frontcourt players don’t play like Fowles because they can’t.
Then, in June, 13-time All-Star Sue Bird made her retirement official with a tweet after 20 years with the Storm.