Natasha Cloud's tenure with the Phoenix Mercury lasted just one season after the team traded her to the Connecticut Sun.

The WNBA landscape continues to be shaken by major moves ahead of free agency, with one of the latest transactions involving Natasha Cloud.

Years ago, Phoenix Mercury guard Natasha Cloud began to hear about rumblings of a basketball league. That league would become Unrivaled. The 3×3 league, put together by Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart has been the talk of the WNBA offseason.

The Unrivaled women's 3-on-3 pro women's basketball league debuted Friday in Miami (Fla.), which comes just ahead of WNBA free agency opening Tuesday. During the new league's Thursday media availability, the Phoenix Mercury's Natasha Cloud called Unrivaled ...

The WNBA season is months away, but there’s now an opportunity to watch WNBA stars including Breanna Stewart, Napheesa Collier and Brittney Griner.

On Wednesday, the Phoenix Mercury traded South Carolina women’s basketball alum Ty Harris to the Connecticut Sun. As part of a WNBA blockbuster that also sent Alyssa Thomas to Connecticut and sent Natasha Cloud,

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Drafted by the Sky in 2011, Vandersloot won a championship with the team in 2021 but spent the past two seasons with the Liberty and helped them win their first WNBA title in 2024. She is a five-time All-Star and five-time All-WNBA pick but took a reduced role with New York, coming off the bench during the teams' championship run.

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The NWSL officially sealed the deal with Denver early Thursday, granting the league's 16th expansion team to the Mile High City for a planned 2026 debut. To welcome the city's first-ever major league women's team,