Why the WNBA Should Consider a Winter-to-Spring Schedule Shift (2025)

Bold claim: the WNBA needs a schedule overhaul, and one aggressive option should be on the table.

Liberty star Sabrina Ionescu has a simple wish—summers free to rest and recharge. The notion of shifting the league to a more natural basketball calendar, running through winter and into spring, sounded improbable when Ionescu first floated it after a mid-July practice.

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“I know that’s a topic for another day,” Ionescu commented. “But if you ask me, it would be pretty cool to play when it truly feels like basketball season.”

Perhaps now is the moment for that conversation to move forward, with real considerations and open-ended questions about how such a shift could impact players, fans, and the broader sports calendar.

Why the WNBA Should Consider a Winter-to-Spring Schedule Shift (2025)
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