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Las Vegas Aces president and GM Nikki Fargas, announced that the team has re-signed three-time WNBA champion and 2023 WNBA scoring leader Jewell Loyd.
The Aces didn’t have a first-round pick in the 2026 WNBA Draft, but the team still potentially bolstered the roster through its second- and third-rounders. Aces general manager Nikki Fargas said the team’s approach to the draft was focused on an awareness of the WNBA’s changing landscape with a consideration of the positionless style of basketball that Aces coach Becky Hammon likes to play.
Lady Vols basketball forward Janiah Barker was picked No. 29 overall by the Las Vegas Aces in the 2026 WNBA Draft on April 13.
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WNBA free agency started a week ago, but the Las Vegas Aces took their first loss on Sunday. Center Megan Gustafson is signing with the Portland Fire after two seasons with the Aces, the new expansion team announced.
Forward Gabby Williams is reportedly deciding between three teams in free agency, one of which is the defending champ Aces.
The WNBA is winding down its 2026 free agency frenzy, but there are still some high-quality players available in free agency. Led by proven vets like Natasha Cloud and Tina Charles, the best available 2026 WNBA free agents could all make rosters for the summer and play impact minutes for any number of teams in the league.
The Aces did lose Kiah Stokes in free agency, but re-signed her replacement in the lineup NaLyssa Smith to join Turner and Talbot in the frontcourt.