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We know our players. As a Shock player, family is always 1st, winning is second. If you don't want to be in Tulsa, we have to move forward.
— Tulsa Shock (@tulsashock) February 23, 2013
After years of holding on to Deanna Nolan's rights, the Tulsa Shock have chosen to part ways with the five-time WNBA All-Star.
Naturally, all it took was former Detroit Shock coach Bill Laimbeer returning to the league with the New York Liberty.
In a deal that will feature a few professional and collegiate reunions, New York, Tulsa, and the Minnesota Lynx have agreed to a three team deal that will reunite Nolan with Laimbeer in New York as well as Janel McCarville with former University of Minnesota teammate Lindsay Whalen in Minneapolis.
The terms of the trade are as follow:
Team Gives: Receives: Minnesota Candice Wiggins Janel McCarville
2014 Tulsa pick New York Janel McCarville
Nicole Powell
2013 draft pick
Deanna Nolan
2013 Tulsa pick (15th)
2013 Tulsa pick (27th)
Tulsa Deanna Nolan
2013 draft pick (15th)
2013 draft pick (27th)
2014 draft pick Nicole Powell
Candice Wiggins
2013 N.Y. pick (29th)
Basketball-Reference statistics for McCarville, Nolan: Janel McCarville's career WNBA statistics Deanna Nolan's career WNBA statistics
Nolan has been out of the league since the Shock moved from Detroit to Tulsa after the 2009 season, but the franchise has held her rights since. However, as reported by Love Women's Basketball last year, her contract with UMMC Ekaterinburg might have a clause that prevents her from playing in the WNBA that may need to be negotiated. Michigan Live reporter Josh Gordon has also reported on her interest in playing for the Russian National team as recently as December. The move not only reunites Nolan with Laimbeer, but also former Detroit teammates Kara Braxton, Plenette Pierson and recently-signed free agent Katie Smith.
McCarville has also been out of the league for a while, last appearing with the Liberty in the 2010 season. In a mid-February Q&A;, Laimbeer suggested that McCarville was intrigued with playing for him with the Liberty. But clearly the opportunity to play with her former college teammate would be more intriguing.
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