Dallas Wings star is the newest WNBA participant to affix Unequalled Basketball League

The checklist of WNBA stars committing to becoming a member of Unequalled Basketball League continues to develop: on Monday, the league’s official social media account introduced that Satou Sabally was the newest addition to Unequalled.

Sabally, the Dallas Wings ahead also referred to as the Unicorn, averaged 18.6 factors, 8.1 rebounds, and 4.4 assists in her fourth WNBA season final 12 months.

She missed the primary half of the season recovering from an offseason shoulder damage, however made her return to basketball in time for the Paris Olympics, the place she represented Germany within the nation’s first-ever Olympic look in ladies’s basketball. She posted 20 factors, 8 rebounds, and seven assists in her first recreation again with Dallas final week.

The announcement comes as a part of an elaborate social media rollout that has spanned a number of months — each couple days, a distinct WNBA star has revealed to be collaborating in Unequalled, as a part of an effort to construct momentum and power to the league. Broadly thought-about among the finest younger gamers within the recreation, Sabally is one other impactful addition to the league.

What makes the Unequalled Basketball League distinctive?

Unequalled is a brand-new three-on-three basketball league that former College of Connecticut stars Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart have partnered as much as launch. The league will function 6 groups with 5 gamers every, and go on for 8 weeks.

Unequalled is novel for plenty of causes. For one, whereas video games will probably be performed three-on-three, they’ll happen on a compressed full-court reasonably than a half-court. Salaries are set to start at $150,000 per 12 months, and all 30 preliminary gamers will obtain fairness.

14 WNBA stars have dedicated to taking part in in Unequalled

With Sabally’s addition, the checklist of WNBA basketball gamers dedicated to Unequalled now contains:

  1. Angel Reese (Sky)
  2. Arike Ogunbowale (Wings)
  3. Breanna Stewart (Liberty)
  4. Chelsea Grey (Aces)
  5. Dearica Hamby (Sparks)
  6. Jackie Younger (Aces)
  7. Jewell Loyd (Storm)
  8. Kahleah Copper (Mercury)
  9. Kayla McBride (Lynx)
  10. Kelsey Plum (Aces)
  11. Marina Mabrey (Solar)
  12. Napheesa Collier (Lynx)
  13. Rhyne Howard (Dream)
  14. Satou Sabally (Wings)