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Malonga is projected to go No. 2 in Bleacher Report’s mock WNBA draft
Let’s also say what this means for the Washington Mystics.
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Mystics projected to pick Iriafen, Citron, Sellers in ESPN mock draft
Dominique Malonga is projected to go No. 5 to the Golden State Valkyries. And we all know Paige Bueckers and Olivia Miles are No. 1 and No. 2.
Washington Mystics
Fudd to remain at UConn for 2025-26 college season
The Connecticut Huskies guard will stay one more year before going pro.
Mystics name Emre vatansever and Jessie Miller as assistant coaches
Shelley Patterson will now become the Head of Domestic Scouting,
Hall of Fame nominee predicts massive jump from Aaliyah Edwards
Dalton, a former one-on-one world champion, had high praise for Edwards’ performance in the Unrivaled one-on-one tournament.
Who do the mock WNBA drafts see being picked No. 1 to No. 6?
The Washington Mystics have the No. 3, No. 4 and No. 6 picks. But it isn’t out of the question that they could try to make another move to move up even higher than No. 3 given the lack of moves they made.
The Mystics seem poised to make more moves around the 2025 WNBA Draft
This isn’t unexpected because March Madness is around the corner.
Mystics announce EagleBank Arena and CFG Bank Arena games in 2025 season
There are no games scheduled at Capital One Arena as the first major phase of a renovation gets underway. In addition, the Mystics will be playing in Baltimore for the first time in franchise history.
The implications of the Mystics having three Top 6 picks in 2025
Washington now has the No. 3, No. 4 and No. 6 picks in the 2025 WNBA Draft. They could just pick the best players available, or they could use them to make further moves.
Mystics acquire No. 3 overall pick, 2027 pick swap for Atkins from Sky
The Mystics are making a move to reshape themselves.
Here are five takeaways from Wideman and Johnson’s press conference
The Washington Mystics have officially introduced their front office and announced what their strategy is.
The Entertainment and Sports Arena is now CareFirst Arena
Events DC has a 10 year partnership to name their arena in Southeast.
Report: Wideman still worked for the NBA until late Jan. 2025
The Washington Mystics General Manager worked two jobs at the same time for about a month. A press conference has been rescheduled for Feb. 12.
WNBA Free Agency 2025: Mystics sign Engstler and Sutton
The two were on reserved status and will be on the training camp roster this season.
Josh Harris, 76ers want to bring a WNBA team to Philadelphia
For Washington Mystics fans, this is actually anxious news, considering that Harris owns the Washington Commanders, and Philadelphia is relatively close to Washington.
The Mystics’ silence is more concerning than their lack of publicized moves
There is no doubt that the Mystics are wheeling and dealing at the moment. However, the perceived lack of communication with the fans about their direction is the bigger issue in my eyes.
WNBA Free Agency 2025: Three questions the Mystics face now that teams can officially sign players
At this point, being quiet is not a good thing.
Mystics postpone Wideman and Johnson press conference
The news came out overnight.
Mike Thibault named Belgium WBB head coach
The former Washington Mystics General Manager and Head Coach replaces Rachid Meziane, who was recently named the new head coach of the Connecticut Sun.
How will the 2025 and 2026 WNBA expansion drafts affect the Mystics?
Given that the expansion teams are coming into the WNBA when the league will see unprecedented growth, the Mystics will see some business benefits, of course. But it’s hard to see them be a relevant team for the short and medium term due to an anticipated rebuild and lack of star power.
Report: Walker-Kimbrough to sign with the Dream
The Washington Mystics have now lost their first player outside of the Expansion Draft last month.
Could the Mystics make a trade for a younger star with their current assets?
With a blockbuster trade in the league yesterday involving Jewell Loyd and Kelsey Plum, you never know.
WNBA Free Agency 2025: The Mystics do not core Elena Delle Donne
The Mystics’ long-time franchise player can do what she wishes for the next chapter in her long professional career.
Mystics extend reserved qualifying offers to three, including Engstler
Sug Sutton and Bernadett Hatar also received offers.
Report: Walker-Kimbrough likely not re-signing with the Mystics
The veteran Mystics guard is probably going elsewhere.
Live at 2 p.m. ET on Mystics offseason
The front office will be introduced and we know you have questions.
Mystics to introduce Jamila Wideman and Sydney Johnson on Jan. 30
The press conference will be held at Capital One Arena.
WNBA Free Agency 2025: Should the Mystics pursue Satou Sabally?
The former Dallas Wings forward is one of the top free agents in the class. But the Mystics don’t have much cap room and they are likely rebuilding.
LaToya Sanders joins Dream coaching staff
The Washington Mystics’ Associate Head Coach is moving on after the team made its front office changes.
The Mystics are focused on building with long term player development
The WNBA is experiencing a lot of fan excitement. But the Mystics appear to be more focused on building a future winner with players who can develop into better rounded individuals over time, instead of going for simple short term gains.
What are your Wizards and Mystics predictions for the 2025 calendar year?
Feel free to lay them out here!
The Top 10 most read stories on Bullets Forever in 2024
For the first time in site history, a Washington Mystic related story was one of our Top 10 overall read pieces this year. It also had the most unique visitors.
Here are the biggest Mystics stories of 2024
The Washington Mystics began the 2024 calendar looking to rebuild from the Elena Delle Donne Era. They finished it ready to deconstruct after they moved on from Mike Thibault as their General Manager.
Poll: Grade the Mystics’ hiring of Jamila Wideman and Sydney Johnson
I feel that this is a mixed bag. But let me know.