The 2025 WNBA season is set to begin with training camps opening this Sunday, followed by preseason games on May 2. This year brings high expectations as rookies like Paige Bueckers enter the league and numerous head coaching changes occur. Teams will refine their rosters ahead of the regular season starting on May 16. Key questions loom for squads, particularly the Atlanta Dream, now under coach Karl Smesko, whose strategies may drastically affect the team's performance. Additionally, players like Reese and Cordoso aim to have a strong impact after returning from injury.
The upcoming 2025 WNBA season marks an exciting time with a mix of rookies and seasoned players adjusting to new team dynamics after an exhilarating offseason.
With preseason games starting May 2, and regular season opening May 16, all eyes are on how teams will adapt to recent coaching changes and player movements.
The Dream's new coach Karl Smesko inherits a talented roster and aims to elevate their league-low scoring, marking a critical juncture for the team this season.
Players like Reese and Cordoso, looking to provide a boost for the Sky after injury setbacks last year, are essential for playoff ambitions this season.
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