In the preseason edition of our top 25 rankings, here are the players -- from A'ja Wilson to Aliyah Boston -- we expect to be the best in 2024.
While the Aces were the front-runner for most of the WNBA season, the Liberty have emerged as the favorite heading into the playoffs. What changed?
As expected, Las Vegas and New York finished as the top two seeds. One is predicted for a first-round sweep. One faces a tough first-round challenge.
MVP candidates Breanna Stewart, Alyssa Thomas and A'ja Wilson are making it difficult for voters. We cast our ballots for MVP and all the end-of-season WNBA awards.
WNBA players identified travel, visibility and security as issues, and called for franchise expansion, increased roster size and changes to the salary cap.
With a Commissioner's Cup win over the Aces, and a little help from the Sparks, the Liberty ascend to No. 1. The Sparks, Wings and Dream also rise.