plus the #6 pick, and the #16 hoping to displace someone above. SF: Napheesa Collier/Karima Christmas-Kelly/Stephanie Talbot SG: Cecilia Zandalasini/Rachel Banham/Shenise Johnson One of the few remaining veteran free agents (Essence Carson, Tamera Young, Shavonte Zellous) could end up in that space, or Bill Laimbeer may save it for a potential trade either around the draft or during the season. However, even if you assume Cambage gets her max, their remaining cap space of $131,022 is significantly more room than most of the other teams expected to contend for a title have left.

So without further signings, you'd expect the current 11 plus Cambage to be the final roster. They only have 11 players under contract, and their sole draft pick is at #33 where players very rarely make the team. Her maximum salary is $185,000, which would cut out about half of their current cap space.īeyond Cambage, the Las Vegas roster is currently very straightforward. Although given her history of missing several WNBA seasons, you can understand Aces fans being a little nervous. She has, however, been in the US and even made phone calls for the Aces to try to sell season tickets, so the general expectation is that eventually she'll sign and play in the 2020 season. That's primarily because, at time of writing, restricted free agent and star center Liz Cambage is yet to sign a contract. Remembering that the team salary cap this year is at $1.3 million, you may notice that the Aces appear to be a long way under that figure on the graphic above. PF: A'ja Wilson/Dearica Hamby/Raisa Musina PG: Kelsey Plum/Danielle Robinson/Lindsay Allen Considering Hill's only been seen for 11 total games over the last two WNBA seasons due to injury, that may well be the way they go. With the 2020 WNBA team salary cap at $1,300,000, they have the space to cut her and pay the whole $117,000 if they want someone else on the roster. The Wings are in the fortunate position where they wouldn't even have to talk Hill into accepting less money. Usually if a WNBA team wants to cut a player with a guaranteed deal they try to agree a buyout figure for less than the total, which the player receives once she passes through waivers (saving the team both actual cash and salary cap room). As the list above indicates, Tayler Hill's contract is guaranteed, but that doesn't necessarily mean she'll be on the roster. One good thing about having such a young roster is that they're cheap, which means Dallas has a lot of room to maneuver. So the Wings may well end up just cutting a lot of players in training camp. But this is the real world, and here it's hard to find partners for that kind of deal unless a player is forcing their way out. If this was a WNBA 2K video game - and it had the franchise mode that they'll eventually get around to offering us - you'd combine the limited value of several of their pieces and trade them for one better player. They already have 15 players under contract, with four first-round picks (and two second-round picks) to add in the upcoming draft. If they keep all the draft picks, a lot of the currently signed veterans heading for the door.ĭallas is one of the more complicated teams at this stage in proceedings.

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