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A way-too-early look at 2027 Draft lottery prospects (opens the original)
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Several high-octane scoring guards headline the list of players likely to be taken early in the 2027 WNBA Draft. There’s still plenty of basketball left to be played in the 2026 WNBA season, but the playoff picture is more or less already set. With five games separating the No. 8-seed Dallas Wings and No. 9-seed Portland Fire, it’s getting safer and safer to assume who will make the postseason—and, conversely, who will be hoping for luck in the coming WNBA Draft lottery. Speaking of the lottery,
How these three young WNBA players are elevating the championship-hopeful Fever, Valkyries and Liberty (opens the original)
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Giving credit to some of the younger, less appreciated players on the WNBA’s better teams. When it comes to the WNBA’s playoff-caliber teams, it’s natural to gravitate towards the big names. Teams like the Indiana Fever, Golden State Valkyries and New York Liberty are not short on star players, and it’s easy to give them most of the attention as they keep winning games. Even on these veteran-laden squads, though, there are a handful of younger players who have made valuable contributions. Let’s
How the Golden State Valkyries stack up against the rest of the WNBA’s best teams (opens the original)
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The Valkyries have become one of the WNBA’s top teams, and you can bet that no one wants to face them in the playoffs. Don’t look now, but the Golden State Valkyries (24-9) have become one of the best teams in the WNBA. After a shockingly successful inaugural season in 2025, it was more or less assumed that Golden State wouldn’t be sneaking up on anyone in 2026. The defensive-minded, “we-before-me” approach instilled by rookie head coach Natalie Nakase took hold almost immediately, and the cohes
Three ways the Minnesota Lynx’s 10-game winning streak defines their season of dominance (opens the original)
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Have the Lynx been even better than expected in 2026? A recent winning streak suggests so. Stop us if you’ve heard this one before: The Minnesota Lynx are the best team in the WNBA. At 25-7, Minnesota is once again atop the league’s standings, and they recently went nearly an entire month without losing. From July 8 to August 2, the Lynx were a perfect 10-0, their winning streak fueled by a potent, selfless offense and a budding backcourt star. To say that the Lynx are for real wouldn’t be very
Sydney Taylor’s rapid ascent gives the Sky reason for optimism (opens the original)
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Chicago is in the midst of another disappointing season, but Sydney Taylor’s rookie campaign has been one to remember. It’s not often that an undrafted rookie plays meaningful minutes early in their first WNBA season. It’s almost unheard of that that same player becomes their team’s go-to scorer two months into their career. As fate would have it, that’s exactly what’s happened for the Chicago Sky’s Sydney Taylor. Signed by the Sky as a free agent prior to the 2026 WNBA season, Taylor has gone f
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