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Baseball: Jackson Chourio ’23 rose +69.2% to $102, Shohei Ohtani ’25 fell −31.2% to $48
Basketball: Anthony Edwards ’20 rose +10.4% to $160, Michael Jordan ’96 fell −33.3% to $1,450
Football: Brock Purdy ’22 rose +72.2% to $184, Jaxson Dart ’25 fell −42.3% to $33
Pokémon: Sylveon EX ’26 rose +359.9% to $331, Claydol ’26 fell −18.8% to $48
One Piece: Monkey.D.Luffy ’22 rose +34.4% to $56, DON!! Card ’26 fell −20.6% to $41

Citron and Iriafen's rookie cards get a playoff milestone

The Mystics are the youngest team ever to reach the WNBA playoffs, two years into a rebuild.

Original source: ESPN

By Jeff NewmanSep 15

The Washington Mystics clinched a playoff spot, the youngest team to reach the WNBA postseason. Sonia Citron and Kiki Iriafen, both 2025 first-round picks, made the All-Star team in their second season.

The berth caps two seasons of a rebuild that started when the franchise fired general manager Mike Thibault and coach Eric Thibault before 2025. President Michael Winger built the roster through six first-round picks over two drafts.

Washington's defense ranked third in the league this year, up from ninth.

Sonia Citron 2025 Panini Prizm WNBA #122 rookie. Photo: eBay listing. — Sonia Citron 2025 Panini Prizm WNBA #122 rookie. Photo: eBay listing

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