The WNBA is officially back in business! After a whirlwind offseason filled with a new CBA, expansion drafts, and major free agency moves, the real work begins today as training camps open across the league. For all 15 teams, this marks the first step on the long road to the 2026 championship—or, for some, a crucial evaluation period for the future.

For established stars, camp is about fine-tuning chemistry and shaking off the rust. But for many others—from late-round rookies and unsigned veterans to international newcomers—this is a high-stakes audition. With only 12 roster spots up for grabs on each team, every drill and scrimmage is a chance to prove they belong in the world's premier women's basketball league.

As the action gets underway, here’s a snapshot of where key team rosters stand. The battle for final spots is on!

**Atlanta Dream**
This roster blends proven talent with exciting new faces. Veterans like Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard are locked in, while rookies Angel Reese and Te-Hina Paopao will look to secure their places. Training camp invites like Laila Phelia add intriguing depth to the competition.

**Chicago Sky**
A new era begins in Chicago with a fascinating mix. Core veterans Skylar Diggins and Courtney Vandersloot provide leadership, but all eyes will be on top draft picks Kamilla Cardoso and Rickea Jackson as they transition to the professional game.

**Phoenix Mercury**
With superstar Brittney Griner leading a guaranteed core, the Mercury's camp will focus on building around her. The development of young players like Diamond Miller alongside Griner will be a key storyline to watch in the desert.