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All-WNBA First and Second Teams: SB Nation’s official picks (opens the original)
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A’ja Wilson, Olivia Miles, and Caitlin Clark headline my All-WNBA First Team. Here are my full picks and rationale. It’s time for one of my most difficult WNBA end-of-season award decisions: the dreaded All-WNBA First and Second Teams. I’ll start by sharing my general philosophy in selecting players for the All-WNBA First and Second Teams. When it comes to this award (and, to be frank, most others), I strongly value winning and generally believe all of the top-performing teams should be sufficie
Olivia Miles, Azzi Fudd, and my final selections for the WNBA All-Rookie Team (opens the original)
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Flau’jae Johnson, Sydney Taylor and Pauline Astier made the cut. Awa Fam, Kiki Rice, and Laura Juskaite did not. Here’s why. There’s no doubt about it: the 2026 rookie class has had a very strong debut season. No. 1 overall pick Azzi Fudd had her season cut short by injury, but before that, she had already established herself as one of the league’s elite shooters and perimeter defenders. No. 2 pick Olivia Miles entered the MVP conversation just weeks into the season. And, at just 20 years old, N
Who I’m voting for the WNBA’s Most Improved Player award and why (opens the original)
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After much consideration, Portland Fire guard Carla Leite is SB Nation’s pick for the Most Improved Player award. For me, the WNBA’s Most Improved Player race came down to three players: Washington Mystics center Shakira Austin, Dallas Wings forward Jessica Shepard, and Portland Fire guard Carla Leite. All players have been crucial to their squads, and all three are far more impactful than they were last year. All three players could easily win the award, and all three wholeheartedly deserve it.
The Atlanta Dream just got bad injury news (opens the original)
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Center Brionna Jones will miss the rest of the season after sustaining a left leg injury last month. Atlanta Dream center Brionna Jones will miss the rest of the WNBA season after sustaining a left leg injury against the Connecticut Sun on August 13, the team announced on Thursday. Jones missed the six games prior to the FIBA World Cup break, the latest setback in what’s been a very injury-riddled campaign. Jones suffered a meniscus injury playing in Prague in January, and the Dream announced in
New York Liberty receive bad news amid playoff standings race (opens the original)
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Satou Sabally, who is once again recovering from a concussion, is stepping away from the team indefinitely. Satou Sabally is stepping away from the New York Liberty to deal with lingering concussion symptoms, head coach Chris DeMarco said ahead of Thursday’s Liberty win over the Los Angeles Sparks. “She’s gonna be away from the team for a little bit,” DeMarco said, per Liberty reporter Myles Ehrlich. “It’s her second significant head injury in the past 12 months… Health will always be the focus.
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