WNBA free agency opened Jan. 15 for discussion of team negotiations. Feb. 1 was the first day teams could agree to new contracts. Three days into the month of February, several teams—the Lynx, the Sky, the Mystics and the Aces—have made moves to compete for a championship now. Other teams retained players in hopes of getting top-notch picks in this year's WNBA draft.
So which teams made a leap and which teams regressed over the last week? Check out the free-agency grades below.
This post may be updated as new deals come to light.
Minnesota Lynx: A
The league's eventual champion Storm's sweep of Minnesota in the semifinals of the 2020 playoffs in the Wubble revealed the need for some additions to the Lynx's roster to shore up scoring, rebounding and defending.