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WNBA·TRADE·October 24, 2026 01:51 PM ET

Trade speculation surfaces around Caitlin Clark entering 2027 WNBA offseason

Clark earned 2026 All-WNBA First Team honors Saturday.

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What happened: Offseason trade chatter surrounding point guard Caitlin Clark has surfaced as clubs begin preparations for the 2027 campaign, per Athlon Sports. The discussion arrives after Clark secured a 2026 AP First Team selection in September.

Why it matters: All-WNBA point guards rarely change franchises during their initial contract windows, making any potential movement involving a First Team ball-handler a central storyline for winter roster construction. Front offices across the league structure their cap and draft plans around premier backcourt creators.

What to watch: Official WNBA transaction windows and offseason roster moves ahead of the 2027 season will determine whether any discussions advance.

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