WNBA coaching tracker: Fever, Sky, Sparks, Dream, Wings and Mystics all in search of a new leader
After the Indiana Fever parted ways with Christie Sides on Sunday, six of the league's 13 teams do not have a coach: the Atlanta Dream, Chicago Sky, Dallas Wings, Fever, Los Angeles Sparks and Washington Mystics. It's no surprise that that group includes the five worst teams in the league last season.
WNBA offseason coaching tracker includes Stephanie White's Fever homecoming
White essentially returned home to Indiana where she had a ton of ties. Fever team president Kelly Krauskopf drafted her during the 2000 expansion draft, and she was an assistant coach under Lin Dunn when the Fever won a championship in 2012. Krauskopf also gave White her first head coach job in 2015 leading the Fever.
FILE - Washington Mystics head coach Eric Thibault signals to his team as they play against the Indiana Fever in the first half of a WNBA basketball game in Indianapolis, July 10, 2024.
WNBA teams are firing head coaches and GMs in the off-season. Will we see the same names or will new talent emerge?
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Indiana Fever guard Lexie Hull spoke on Christie Sides ... In addition, the Las Vegas Aces, Wings, and Mystics all now have general manager vacancies, with a very real possibility that ...
Stephanie White is returning to the Indiana Fever as head coach, tasked with developing young stars and managing high ...
Low pay, short contracts and instability have made for a shallow WNBA coaching pool through the years. Is that changing?
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