This is a list of transactions that took place during the off-season and the 2019 WNBA season.
Departure date | Team | Outgoing head coach | Reason for departure | Hire date | Incoming head coach | Last coaching position | Ref. |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
August 31 | Chicago Sky | ![]() | Fired | November 9 | ![]() | Minnesota Lynx assistant coach (2017–2018) | [5] [6] |
November 30 | Los Angeles Sparks | ![]() | Resigned | December 5 | ![]() | New York Knicks head coach (2014–2016) | [7] [8] |
December 18 | Dallas Wings | ![]() | Interim; Contract not renewed | December 18 | ![]() | Los Angeles Sparks head coach (2015–2018) | [9] |
April | |||
---|---|---|---|
April 10 | To Atlanta Dream | To Phoenix Mercury | [10] |
To Connecticut Sun | To Minnesota Lynx | [11] | |
April 11 | To Atlanta Dream | To Las Vegas Aces
| [12] |
To Las Vegas Aces | To New York Liberty
| ||
To New York Liberty | To Minnesota Lynx
| [13] | |
April 22 | To Los Angeles Sparks | To Minnesota Lynx | [14] [15] |
April 27 | To Los Angeles Sparks | To Connecticut Sun
| [16] |
May | |||
May 16 | To Las Vegas Aces | To Dallas Wings
| [17] |
To Dallas Wings | To Atlanta Dream
| [18] | |
May 20 | To Chicago Sky | To Los Angeles Sparks
| [19] |
May 21 | To Minnesota Lynx | To Chicago Sky
| [20] |
To Minnesota Lynx | To Phoenix Mercury
| [21] | |
August | |||
August 6 | To Connecticut Sun | To Dallas Wings | [22] |
Player | Date Waived | Former Team | Ref |
---|---|---|---|
![]() | May 25 | Indiana Fever | [88] |
![]() | June 1 | Phoenix Mercury | [113] |
![]() | June 5 | Seattle Storm | [91] |
![]() | June 17 | Los Angeles Sparks | [63] |
![]() | July 1 | Atlanta Dream | [63] |
![]() | July 3 | Connecticut Sun | [98] |
![]() | July 8 | New York Liberty | [114] |
![]() | |||
![]() | July 9 | Chicago Sky | [63] |
![]() | July 11 | Washington Mystics | [115] |
![]() | July 13 | Minnesota Lynx | [116] |
![]() | July 14 | Minnesota Lynx | [117] |
![]() | July 17 | Atlanta Dream | [118] |
![]() | July 19 | Minnesota Lynx | [119] |
![]() | July 25 | Minnesota Lynx | [63] |
![]() | August 22 | Chicago Sky | [120] |
![]() | August 25 | Phoenix Mercury | [63] |
All players listed did not make the final roster.
Atlanta Dream | Chicago Sky | Connecticut Sun | Dallas Wings |
---|---|---|---|
Indiana Fever | Las Vegas Aces | Los Angeles Sparks | Minnesota Lynx |
New York Liberty | Phoenix Mercury | Seattle Storm | Washington Mystics |
Pick | Player | Date signed | Team | Ref |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | ![]() | April 17 | Las Vegas Aces | [63] |
2 | ![]() | May 3 | New York Liberty | [63] |
3 | ![]() | April 26 | Indiana Fever | [63] |
4 | ![]() | April 26 | Chicago Sky | [63] |
5 | ![]() | April 18 | Dallas Wings | [63] |
6 | ![]() | April 19 | Minnesota Lynx | [63] |
7 | ![]() | April 18 | Los Angeles Sparks | [63] |
8 | ![]() | April 20 | Phoenix Mercury | [63] |
9 | ![]() | April 18 | Connecticut Sun | [63] |
10 | ![]() | April 19 | Washington Mystics | [63] |
11 | ![]() | April 16 | Atlanta Dream | [63] |
12 | ![]() | April 25 | Seattle Storm | [63] |
Pick | Player | Date signed | Team | Ref |
---|---|---|---|---|
13 | ![]() | April 22 | Phoenix Mercury | [63] |
14 | ![]() | April 18 | New York Liberty | [63] |
15 | ![]() | April 19 | Chicago Sky | [63] |
16 | ![]() | April 24 | Minnesota Lynx | [63] |
17 | ![]() | April 20 | Dallas Wings | [63] |
18 | ![]() | April 12 | Minnesota Lynx | [121] |
19 | ![]() | April 25 | Los Angeles Sparks | [63] |
20 | ![]() | April 12 | Minnesota Lynx | [63] |
21 | ![]() | April 12 | Connecticut Sun | [63] |
22 | ![]() | April 18 | Dallas Wings | [63] |
23 | ![]() | May 3 | Atlanta Dream | [63] |
24 | ![]() | April 22 | Seattle Storm | [63] |
Pick | Player | Date signed | Team | Ref |
---|---|---|---|---|
25 | ![]() | April 23 | Indiana Fever | [63] |
26 | ![]() | April 18 | New York Liberty | [63] |
27 | ![]() | April 23 | Chicago Sky | [63] |
28 | ![]() | April 23 | Indiana Fever | [63] |
29 | ![]() | April 20 | Dallas Wings | [63] |
30 | ![]() | April 23 | Minnesota Lynx | [63] |
31 | ![]() | — | Los Angeles Sparks | |
32 | ![]() | April 17 | Phoenix Mercury | [63] |
33 | ![]() | April 17 | Connecticut Sun | [63] |
34 | ![]() | May 3 | Washington Mystics | [63] |
35 | ![]() | — | Atlanta Dream | |
36 | ![]() | April 18 | Seattle Storm | [63] |
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