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According to the WNBA’s transactions page, the Washington Mystics have extended reserved qualifying offers to forward Emily Engstler, guard Sug Sutton and center Bernadett Hatar.
Engstler averaged 5.1 points and 4.3 rebounds per game in the 2024 WNBA season. Sutton averaged 5.3 points and 3.3 assists. And Hatar is a Hungarian player who has played for the Indiana Fever in 2021 and Connecticut Sun in 2023.
As reserved players, the Mystics hold the sole negotiating rights with these three. The contracts are not guaranteed and are for training camp only.
Given that the Mystics are likely deconstructing, Engstler and Sutton figure to have larger roles in Washington this season. While Hatar is European, Hungary is currently 2-2 in 2025 Women’s EuroBasket qualifiers with the next window of games in early February. The Hungarians are 2-2 and in second place, so it’s possible that they won’t be in EuroBasket. If that ends up being the case, Hatar could very well be in Washington for camp this summer.
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