Fever Roster Move: Aces Poach Developmental Player Justine Pissott
Key Questions
What roster move did the Aces make regarding Justine Pissott?
The Las Vegas Aces extended an offer sheet to Fever developmental player Justine Pissott, a second-round stretch-four prospect selected 25th overall in the 2026 draft.
Did the Indiana Fever match the Aces' offer for Pissott?
The Fever chose not to match the offer sheet and allowed Pissott to sign with the Aces rather than waive a standard contract player.
What does the Fever's decision signal about their roster?
By letting Pissott go, the Fever signaled confidence in their current 12-player roster and depth at the position.
When did the Aces make the offer to Justine Pissott?
The Aces made the offer on Tuesday, triggering the Fever's 24-hour window to match before Pissott could sign elsewhere.
Is this a standard or developmental roster transaction?
This is a real roster move affecting depth, as Pissott was a developmental player and the Fever opted to preserve their standard roster spots.
The Las Vegas Aces made an offer to Fever developmental player Justine Pissott, a stretch-four prospect. The Fever had 24 hours to match. Ultimately, the Fever decided to let Pissott sign with the Aces rather than waive a standard player, signaling confidence in their current 12-player roster. This is a real roster move that affects depth.