The past few weeks were an unprecedented time for WNBA front offices. It has been less than a month since a new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) was agreed upon, and every day since then has been filled with some sort of chaos before the 2026 season begins. There has been the Toronto Tempo and Portland Fire's Expansion Draft, WNBA free agency, and the WNBA Draft all in April. And with the Fever's training camp beginning on Sunday, the front office has surely been working in overdrive to ensure there's a competitive roster on the court. Kelly Krauskopf is currently the Fever's President of Basketball and Business Operations, which means that she has been in the thick of everything going on. Krauskopf was the guest on an April 15 episode of "Query & Company" and was asked which was a greater challenge and what created the most uncertainty for her this offseason: the business aspect of the CBA or dealing with the fallout from the health issues that last season's roster faced, and retooling the team. "I