Training camps are rolling right along and teams began playing preseason games over the weekend. Coaches got a chance to see their new-look rosters in action against outside competition for the first time, while rookies made their unofficial professional debuts. 

Lottery selections Olivia Miles, Lauren Betts and Gabriela Jaquez all had solid showings in their first games, but we still haven't seen No. 1 pick Azzi Fudd or No. 3 pick Awa Fam. The Dallas Wings won't play their first preseason game until Thursday, while Fam remains overseas. 

There have only been a few cuts across the league thus far, but that should change in the coming days now that teams have had a full week of training camp and most have played a preseason game. Coaches will want to pare down the roster to a more manageable size as they try to make their final decisions. 

As rosters take shape, CBS Sports will keep you up to date on the biggest moves. 

Here's a quick glossary on the different types of roster contracts:

• Protected veteran: These are veterans with a fully guaranteed contract. Teams can only have a maximum of seven protected veterans under such a contract. 
• Protected rookie: When a team picks up the fourth-year option on a rookie-scale contract, it becomes fully guaranteed. These contracts do not count toward the limit of protected veteran contracts. 
• Unprotected: These are players without a guaranteed contract. If they are waived, they are only owed the pro-rated salary for the time they were on the team. These contracts become guaranteed at the midpoint of the season. 
• Draftee: These are players who have just been drafted and signed their rookie-scale contract. They do not count against the salary cap until the first day of the season if they remain on the roster. 
• Developmental: The new collective bargaining agreement created a new developmental system that will give each team two developmental players. These players do not count against the salary cap.
• Training camp: These are players who were invited to training camp on a non-standard contract that does not count against the salary cap until the first day of the season if they remain on the roster. In the event they make the team, the contract converts to a one-year, unprotected, minimum deal. 

Atlanta Dream

The Dream brought back their entire core in free agency, traded for Angel Reese, drafted Madina Okot and convinced former first-round pick Isobel Borlase to come over to the WNBA out of the Women's National Basketball League. Their rotation is set, but there are a few open spots at the back-end of the roster, which is why they invited 19 players to camp. Notably, one of the camp invitees is Brionna Jones' sister, Stephanie. 

Chicago Sky

The Sky completely revamped their roster in the offseason with a clear eye on returning to the playoffs for the first time since 2023. Out went Angel Reese and Ariel Atkins, and in came Skylar Diggins, Azurá Stevens, Rickea Jackson, DiJonai Carrington, Jacy Sheldon and Gabriela Jaquez via free agency, trades and the draft. They have a clear top-10, but the final spots are up for grabs. 

Ajša Sivka, the No. 10 overall pick in 2025, is not on the training camp roster, but is expected to join the team this season. Hailey Van Lith, who went one pick later at No. 11, will have to fight to stay on the roster. 

Rachel Banham	Guard	10 years	Protected veteran
DiJonai Carrington	Guard	5 years	Protected veteran
Skylar Diggins	Guard	11 years	Protected veteran
Azurá Stevens	Forward	8 years	Protected veteran
Courtney Vandersloot	Guard	11 years	Protected veteran
Elizabeth Williams	Center	15 years	Protected veteran
Gabriela Jaquez	Guard	Rookie	Protected rookie
Kamilla Cardoso	Center	2 years	Unprotected
Rickea Jackson	Forward	2 years	Unprotected
Jacy Sheldon	Guard	2 years	Unprotected
Hailey Van Lith	Guard	1 year	Unprotected
Maddy Westbeld	Forward	1 year	Unprotected
Aicha Coulibaly	Guard	Rookie	Draftee
Latasha Lattimore	Forward	Rookie	Draftee
Tonie Morgan	Guard	Rookie	Draftee
Sidney Cooks	Center	Rookie	Training camp
Jordan Hobbs	Guard	Rookie	Training camp
Morgan Nestor	Forward	Rookie	Training camp
Sydney Taylor	Guard	Rookie	Training camp

Connecticut Sun

The Sun will field an extremely young roster for their final season in Connecticut before moving to Houston. Only three players in camp have five or more years of experience, and one of them, Shey Peddy, is on a training camp deal. Even though the Sun don't have many established players, there aren't many spots up for grabs. The most interesting thing to watch is how many of their rookies will make the team. Nell Angloma and Gianna Kneepkens seem like good bets, but what about Charlisse Leger-Walker, Taylor Bigby or Raegan Beers?

Kennedy Burke	Forward	6 years	Protected veteran
Brittney Griner	Center	12 years	Protected veteran
Olivia Nelson-Ododa	Forward	4 years	Protected veteran
Diamond Miller	Guard	3 years	Protected rookie
Aaliyah Edwards	Forward	2 years	Unprotected
Leïla Lacan	Guard	1 year	Unprotected
Aneesah Morrow	Forward	1 year	Unprotected
Saniya Rivers	Guard	1 year	Unprotected
Nell Angloma	Forward	Rookie	Draftee
Taylor Bigby	Guard	Rookie	Draftee
Gianna Kneepkens	Guard	Rookie	Draftee
Charlisse Leger-Walker	Guard	Rookie	Draftee
Raegan Beers	Center	Rookie	Training camp
Madison Hayes	Forward	Rookie	Training camp
Shey Peddy	Guard	6 years	Training camp
Mamignan Touré	Guard	1 year	Training camp
Harmoni Turner	Guard	Rookie	Training camp

Dallas Wings

Like so many teams, the Wings will look completely different this season after making some major moves in free agency and drafting Azzi Fudd with the No. 1 overall pick. In addition to signing 2025 co-Defensive Player of the Year Alanna Smith and Jessica Shepard, the Wings also brought former No. 2 overall selection Awak Kuier back stateside. 

The Wings' top seven is locked in, but they have a ton of decisions to make at the end of the roster, which is why they've brought a whopping 22 players to camp. 

Golden State Valkyries

The Valkyries signed Gabby Williams in free agency, which was a big get, and lost a few deep rotation players, including Temi Fágbénlé, but are mostly bringing back the same team. In terms of minutes played, seven of their top nine from last season returned, which means their rotation won't look too different. 

Notably, No. 5 overall pick Justė Jocytė will be coming over to the WNBA this season, though she will be a late arrival to camp. The Valkyries have brought in 21 players as they look to fill out the back-end of the roster. 

Indiana Fever

The Fever re-signed Kelsey Mitchell in free agency, which was their top priority, and also brought back Lexie Hull and Sophie Cunningham. Free-agent signings Monique Billings, Tyasha Harris and Myisha Hines-Allen, as well as No. 10 overall pick Raven Johnson, will fill out the rotation around Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston. There won't be much intrigue at Fever camp, which is why they only brought in 16 players. 

Monique Billings	Forward	8 years	Protected veteran
Sophie Cunningham	Guard	7 years	Protected veteran
Myisha Hines-Allen	Forward	8 years	Protected veteran
Lexie Hull	Guard	4 years	Protected veteran
Kelsey Mitchell	Guard	8 years	Protected veteran
Aliyah Boston	Center	3 years	Protected rookie
Caitlin Clark	Guard	2 years	Unprotected
Damiris Dantas	Forward	10 years	Unprotected
Tyasha Harris	Guard	6 years	Unprotected
Makayla Timpson	Forward	1 year	Unprotected
Raven Johnson	Guard	Rookie	Draftee
Justine Pissot	Forward	Rookie	Developmental
Jessica Timmons	Guard	Rookie	Draftee
Megan McConnell	Guard	1 year	Training camp
Kayana Traylor	Guard	1 year	Training camp
Shatori Walker-Kimbrough	Guard	9 years	Training camp

Las Vegas Aces

Unsurprisingly, the Aces are largely running it back after winning their third title in four years, and they don't anticipate having an eventful training camp. They may have set a record by only inviting 13 players, and the final spot will likely come down to draftees Janiah Barker and Jordan Obi. 

Assuming that's the case, former lottery pick Chennedy Carter has all but locked up a roster spot. She has gone unsigned in two of the last three seasons, but the Aces are betting on her talent.  

Los Angeles Sparks

The Sparks went all in this offseason. They brought back franchise icon Nneka Ogwumike, who had spent the last two seasons in Seattle, re-signed Kelsey Plum and Dearica Hamby and traded former lottery pick Rickea Jackson for Ariel Atkins. But even though the Sparks hope to contend, they have some questions about their depth and the back-end of their roster, and there will be some spots up for grabs. 

Ariel Atkins	Guard	8 years	Protected veteran
Dearica Hamby	Forward	11 years	Protected veteran
Nneka Ogwumike	Forward	14 years	Protected veteran
Kelsey Plum	Guard	8 years	Protected veteran
Erica Wheeler	Guard	10 years	Protected veteran
Cameron Brink	Center	2 years	Unprotected
Sania Feigin	Forward	1 years	Unprotected
Chance Gray	Guard	Rookie	Draftee
Amelia Hassett	Forward	Rookie	Draftee
Ta'Niya Latson	Guard	Rookie	Draftee
Laura Ziegler	Forward	Rookie	Developmental
Rae Burrell	Guard	4 years	Training camp
Emma Cannon	Forward	7 years	Training camp
Jihyun Park	Forward	Rookie	Training camp
Sevgi Uzun	Guard	2 years	Training camp
Julie Vanloo	Guard	2 years	Training camp

Minnesota Lynx

The Lynx's three leading scorers from last season -- Napheesa Collier, Kayla McBride and Courtney Williams -- are all back, but almost nothing else remains the same in Minnesota. There was a mass exodus in the expansion draft and free agency, and while they have made some notable additions, such as No. 2 pick Olivia Miles and veteran forward Natasha Howard, there are going to be real minutes up for grabs in camp, let alone roster spots. 

The Lynx will certainly be a team to watch over the next few weeks to see how their roster shakes out. 

Napheesa Collier	Forward	7 years	Protected veteran
Nia Coffey	Forward	9 years	Protected veteran
Natasha Howard	Forward	12 years	Protected veteran
Kayla McBride	Guard	12 years	Protected veteran
Courtney Williams	Guard	10 years	Protected veteran
Dorka Juhász	Center	2 years	Protected rookie
Olivia Miles	Guard	Rookie	Protected rookie
Aubrey Griffin	Forward	Rookie	Unprotected
Anastasiia Olairi Kosu	Forward	1 year	Unprotected
Lani White	Guard	Rookie	Draftee
Amaya Battle	Guard	Rookie	Training camp
Emma Cechova	Forward	Rookie	Training camp
Antonia Delaere	Forward	Rookie	Training camp
Eliska Hamzova	Guard	Rookie	Training camp
Liatu King	Forward	1 year	Training camp
Ra Shaya Kyle	Center	Rookie	Training camp
Jade Masogayo	Forward	Rookie	Training camp
Saylor Poffenbarger	Guard	Rookie	Training camp
Reigan Richardson	Guard	Rookie	Training camp
Jaylyn Sherrod	Guard	2 years	Training camp
Sakima Walker	Center	Rookie	Training camp

New York Liberty

The Liberty were one of the big winners in free agency, as they brought back their Big Three of Breanna Stewart, Sabrina Ionescu and Jonquel Jones, and also convinced All-Star forward Satou Sabally to take a discount to come to the Big Apple. 

While the front-end of the Liberty's roster is stacked, there are still questions about how the back-end of their rotation, especially with Natasha Cloud and Marine Johannès both still unsigned. The Liberty have brought 19 players to camp, including a number of internationals. 

Phoenix Mercury

The Mercury re-signed Alyssa Thomas and Kahleah Copper, but did nothing to replace All-Star forward Satou Sabally, who walked in free agency. While they're still going to be a competitive team, a return trip to the Finals looks unlikely unless they're able to work some true magic on the margins. They're certainly going to make an effort to do so, as they brought in 24 players -- two full rosters worth -- to camp. 

Kara Dunn, Maggie Doogan, Shay Ciezki and Yarden Garzon are a few players to watch over the next few weeks. All went undrafted, which was a big surprise, but now have a chance to make the roster in Phoenix. 

Portland Fire

The Fire are one of two expansion teams to join the league this season, and they have an extremely young group. There are only two 30 year olds in camp and only three players with more than four years of experience. It's going to be interesting to see how committed they are to the players they selected in the expansion draft, the majority of whom do not have guaranteed deals. 

Spanish guard Iyana Martín, the No. 7 overall pick, will remain in Europe this summer and will not play in the WNBA this season. Additionally, Nika Mühl will not play this season as she recovers from a torn ACL. 

Bridget Carleton	Forward	7 years	Protected veteran
Megan Gustafson	Center	7 years	Protected veteran
Haley Jones	Guard	3 years	Protected veteran
Karlie Samuelson	Guard	7 years	Protected veteran
Sarah Ashlee Barker	Guard	1 year	Unprotected
Luisa Geiselsöder	Center	1 year	Unprotected
Carla Leite	Guard	1 year	Unprotected
Nyiadiew Puoch	Forward	Rookie	Unprotected
Sug Sutton	Guard	4 years	Unprotected
Frieda Bühner	Forward	Rookie	Developmental
Serah Williams	Forward	Rookie	Draftee
Chloe Bibby	Forward	1 year	Training camp
Maya Cladwell	Guard	4 years	Training camp
Emily Engstler	Forward	4 years	Training camp
Jordan Harrison	Guard	Rookie	Training camp
Teja Oblak	Guard	Rookie	Training camp
Kamiah Smalls	Guard	3 years	Training camp
Peyton Williams	Forward	Rookie	Training camp

Seattle Storm

The Storm lost a ton of talent in free agency, including Nneka Ogwumike, Skylar Diggins and Gabby Williams, but they crushed the draft by adding Awa Fam and Flau'jae Johnson. Their rebuild is already off to such a strong start that they're actually a winner from the offseason even though they're going to be worse this season. 

Toronto Tempo

The Tempo are one of two expansion teams joining the league this season, and they took a completely opposite approach from the Fire in both the expansion draft and free agency. This is a veteran team that's out to compete this season and has an outside chance to make the playoffs. Draft picks Kiki Rice and Teonni Key are two of only three players in camp under 25 years old. 

Julie Allemand	Guard	3 years	Protected veteran
Temi Fágbénlé	Forward	5 years	Protected veteran
Marina Mabrey	Guard	7 years	Protected veteran
Brittney Sykes	Guard	9 years	Protected veteran
Kia Nurse	Guard	7 years	Protected veteran
Nyara Sabally	Center	3 years	Protected rookie
Isabelle Harrison	Forward	8 years	Unprotected
Aaliyah Nye	Guard	1 year	Unprotected
Teonni Key	Center	Rookie	Draftee
Kiki Rice	Guard	Rookie	Draftee
Elizabeth Balogun	Guard	Rookie	Training camp
Maria Conde	Forward	Rookie	Training camp
Lexi Held	Guard	1 year	Training camp
Laura Juškaitė	Forward	Rookie	Training camp
Kitija Laksa	Guard	1 year	Training camp
Dara Mabrey	Guard	Rookie	Training camp
Nikolina Milić	Forward	2 years	Training camp
Maddison Rocci	Guard	Rookie	Training camp
Kristy Wallace	Guard	3 years	Training camp

Washington Mystics

The Mystics decided to match the three-year max offer sheet that Shakira Austin signed with the Tempo in free agency, and she will return as the most experienced player on the roster. In fact, Michaela Onyenwere is the only other player who has more than one year in the WNBA under her belt, and they have 12 rookies in training camp, including first-round picks Lauren Betts (No. 4), Angela Dugalić (No. 9) and Cotie McMahon (No. 11). 

Rather than roster battles, the interesting thing to watch during Mystics camp will be how their rotation is shaking out, especially with their abundance of frontcourt players. 

Shakira Austin	Forward	4 years	Protected veteran
Michaela Onyenwere	Forward	5 years	Protected veteran
Lauren Betts	Center	Rookie	Protected rookie
Georgia Amoore	Guard	Rookie	Unprotected
Sonia Citron	Guard	1 year	Unprotected
Kiki Iriafen	Forward	1 year	Unprotected
Lucy Olsen	Guard	1 year	Unprotected
Angela Dugalić	Forward	Rookie	Draftee
Rori Harmon	Guard	Rookie	Draftee
Darianna Littlepage-Buggs	Forward	Rookie	Developmental
Cotie McMahon	Forward	Rookie	Draftee
Cassandre Prosper	Guard	Rookie	Draftee
Nyla Harris	Forward	Rookie	Training camp
Christeen Iwuala	Forward	Rookie	Training camp
Madison Scott	Forward	1 year	Training camp
Alex Wilson	Guard	Rookie	Training camp