WNBA free agency and draft

The landscape of women's professional basketball is shifting as the first class of rookies under the new collective bargaining agreement prepares for Monday's draft.

The Dallas Wings hold the top pick, with UCLA's Lauren Betts and Paige Bueckers among the names expected to go high.

Meanwhile, veteran movement continues to make headlines, including Kelsey Plum's new deal with the Sparks and Kahleah Copper's return to Mercury.

These moves come as the league expands with two new teams, signaling a new era of growth and financial stability for players.