The WNBA's 2026 free agency kicks off this Saturday, marking a significant change as teams can now roster 12 players instead of the previous 11, a move aimed at providing more financial support to top players. The supermax contract has been set at $1.4 million, allowing teams to offer substantial deals to their star athletes. Notably, A’ja Wilson (Las Vegas Aces) and Breanna Stewart (New York Liberty) are expected to re-sign with their teams, reinforcing their franchises' championship aspirations. Wilson, a four-time MVP, has been pivotal in leading the Aces to three of the last four WNBA titles. Meanwhile, Kelsey Mitchell (Indiana Fever) has already signed a supermax contract, further solidifying her role as a cornerstone player for her team. This free agency period is anticipated to be dynamic, with many top players poised to make impactful decisions as the new season approaches.