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2023 WNBA Power Rankings: Week 12 (Part Two)
Note: Week 12 includes games played August 17-27. This list reflects games played August 22-27.
The 2023 WNBA Playoffs presented by Google begin on September 13 and will be the first in a decade not to feature either the Seattle Storm or Phoenix Mercury. Both teams were officially eliminated from playoff contention this past week, bringing to the end two of the longest playoff streaks in league history.
The Mercury made the playoffs for 10 straight seasons, tied for the third-longest streak ever behind the Indiana Fever's 12-year run from 2005-2016 and Minnesota's 11-year run from 2011-2021.
The Storm made the playoffs for seven straight seasons, tied for the seventh-longest streak in league history, and the second-longest in Storm history as they also have a 10-year streak from 2004-2013.
10 Longest Playoff Streaks in WNBA History
The longest active playoff streak now belongs to the Connecticut Sun, who are one of three teams who have clinched a berth in the 2023 postseason to extend their streak to seven in a row. Of the teams with the 10 longest playoff streaks in league history, the Sun are the only one without a WNBA title on their resume.
With the 2023 playoffs just 16 days away, three teams have clinched (Las Vegas, New York, Connecticut), two teams are out (Seattle, Phoenix), and seven teams are on the hunt for the final five spots in the field. We'll take a closer look at each team with this week's power rankings below.
Note: All stats, records, and tiebreakers listed below are for games played through Sunday, Aug. 27.
The Liberty remain at the top of the power rankings for the second straight week, but any hopes they have of earning the No. 1 overall seed in the postseason will require a win over Las Vegas on Monday in Brooklyn. The Aces lead the season series 2-1 (remember the Commissioner's Cup Championship Game does not count toward the standings or tiebreakers), so evening that series and handing the Aces another loss is a must for the Liberty.
The Aces were 27-3 through the first 30 games of the season. Since that time, they have gone 3-3, including the loss in the Commissioner's Cup Championship Game, and 3-2 in regular season games. Their latest loss on Saturday saw the Aces' high-powered offense held to just 62 points. So far this season, the Aces are 0-6 when held below 79 points and 30-0 when scoring 79 or more. Las Vegas opened last week with a 112-100 win over Atlanta that saw A'ja Wilson match the WNBA single-game scoring record with 53 points. In their last game of the week, they only topped A'ja's mark by nine points as a team.
The Sun are still looking for their first win over the Liberty this season after blowing a 20-point second-half lead at home on Thursday before falling to New York in overtime. The teams close their season series Friday in New York, giving the Sun one more shot for a statement win. In the loss, Alyssa Thomas set the WNBA record for double-doubles in a season with her 24th and extended that mark with her 25th in an 83-68 win over the Sparks on Sunday to snap L.A.'s six-game win streak.
Before we move on to the next group of teams in the power rankings, we have to offer a current look at the playoff picture entering this week. Below is a chart that lays out the status of head-to-head tiebreakers among teams 4-9 in the rankings.
The first tiebreaker used is better record in head-to-head games. If a second tiebreaker is needed, it would better winning percentage against all teams with a .500 or better record at the end of the season. The chart below includes the four teams currently over .500
Dallas opens this week as the top team in this tier based on overall record (at 19-16, the Wings are two games up in the loss column on the rest of the field) and based on potential tiebreakers (they hold two, lost two and are tied with Minnesota, but hold the edge in record against .500 teams). Dallas' back-to-back losses to Minnesota last week took away much of their padding for fourth place, but they are still in the best position to emerge with home-court advantage in the first round.
The Lynx opened last week by sweeping a home-and-home with Dallas to move back to .500 on the season before being blown out by New York on Saturday by 35 points. It was Minnesota's third loss this season by 30 or more points; the rest of the WNBA has four such losses combined. The Lynx own head-to-head tiebreakers over Los Angeles and Washington, has lost its tiebreaker with Atlanta, and has one on the line with Chicago in their final meeting this season on Sept. 8.
The surging Sparks saw their six-game win streak snapped on Sunday in Connecticut, but their recent run of strong play has greatly improved their playoff chances. Los Angeles holds the No. 8 spot in the standings and has a two-game edge in the loss column on No. 9 Chicago. The two teams will meet on Tuesday with the Sparks looking to even their season series and prevent Chicago from getting a much-needed tiebreaker as they try to crash the playoff party.
Saturday's win over Las Vegas was a great sign for Mystics fans hoping to see the squad they had watched earlier this season that had established itself as a top-four team in the league. Elena Delle Donne scored 21 points in 22 minutes as she played in just her third game since the end of June; with Shakira Austin and Ariel Atkins also back in the starting lineup, the Mystics are getting close to completely healthy at just the right time. This week, they face three teams currently in the playoff picture – Minnesota, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles – and need to keep pace with the rest of this pack as Washington does not have a favorable tiebreaker resume.
The Dream have lost three in a row and six of their last seven games. While they would make the playoffs as the No. 7 seed if the regular season ended today, they still have five more games to play to close out the regular season. If they don't start winning some games soon, they will be in danger of being caught. One positive note for the Dream's playoff hopes, they own the head-to-head tiebreaker with No. 9 Chicago, so the Sky must finish with a better overall record in order to pass Atlanta, and the Dream enter this week up two games in the loss column on the Sky.
The Sky have won two of their last three games after enduring a five-game losing streak that severely damaged their playoff chances. The Sky have five games remaining and have to make up some ground quickly as they are two losses behind No. 8 Los Angeles and No. 7 Atlanta entering the week. Tuesday's game against the Sparks is practically a must-win for the Sky as it would tie their season series and prevent the Sparks from holding the head-to-head tiebreaker over them
The Fever kept their slim playoff hopes alive as they rallied from 12 points down in the fourth quarter to defeat the Dream on Sunday at home. It was the third straight win for the Fever – their longest win streak since July 2021 – but it was spoiled a bit by Aliyah Boston exiting the game in the third quarter with a thumb injury. The Fever are off until Friday when they start a home-and-home with Dallas.
Seattle's seven-year playoff streak was officially snapped this week as they will miss the postseason for the first time since 2015 when Jewell Loyd was just a rookie. While she'll miss the playoffs for only the second time in her career, she is still in position to win her first scoring title as she averages a league-best 24.2 points per game and holds a 1.1 ppg advantage on former teammate Breanna Stewart.
The Mercury entered the 2023 season with the longest active playoff streak in the league as they spent the past decade in the postseason, having last missed the postseason in 2012. The last time the Mercury missed the playoffs, they finished with the second-worst record in the league at 7-27 and won the draft lottery three days after the season ended. They used the No. 1 pick to select Brittney Griner, who helped Phoenix win its third title in just her second season. Can Phoenix repeat that magic at this year's lottery?
Longtime WNBA reporter Brian Martin writes articles on WNBA.Com throughout the season. The views on this page do not necessarily reflect the views of the WNBA or its clubs.
2024 WNBA Power Rankings Week 5: Rivalry Weekend Didn't Disappoint
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Whew! What a week. Rivalries were brewed, GIFs were made, career-highs were set, and Commissioner's Cup action ended. Let's see how each team fares a little over one month into the season.
Stats and analysis as of Sunday, June 16.
EASTERN CONFERENCE 1. New York Liberty (12-2)
The Liberty are on an eight-game win streak and earned the right to host the Commissioner's Cup championship game at Barclays. They look good. Only one game this week, so New York was rested and ready for a 2023 Finals rematch with Las Vegas. Breanna Stewart continued to make tough shots look easy (14 points, 12 rebounds), Sabrina Ionescu did an impeccable job as a point guard (15 points, 12 assists), and the Liberty lit the 3-point arc on fire, going 7-8 in the first quarter.
But Jonquel Jones was the reason they won. Notching a career-high in points with 34 (12-16 from the field and 4-5 from deep—WHAT!), Jones was getting everything she wanted. She stayed out of foul trouble, held A'ja Wilson below her average, and stayed aggressive toward the rim the entire game. Jones is making her bid for the MVP consideration, and you better start paying attention.
2. Connecticut Sun (12-1)
The Sun got back to their winning ways this week, and their star starters got it done. DiJonai Carrington, who probably aced drama class in school, went off for 22 points in the win over Indiana. But her defense against Caitlin Clark and Arike Ogumbawele this week shined, holding them to only seven and 11 points, respectively. Plus, after announcing she would make her Olympic debut in Paris this summer, Alyssa Thomas erupted for 20 points and six (!) steals in the win over the Wings.
Something flying under the radar: The Sun signed guard Veronica Burton off waivers earlier this month. She's another defensive specialist for this squad that could be crucial for their bench come playoff time.
3. Indiana Fever (5-10)
Aliyah Boston has come alive. The pace of the Fever offense has been more suited for her to shine. She's spinning, pump faking, floating it – it's been poetic around the rim. In the win over Atlanta, Boston erupted for a 17-point, 8-rebound first half. She finished the game by matching her career-high in points with 27 and grabbing 13 rebounds total.
Boston looks like she trusts herself again. She's remembering what's in her bag, and her Fever teammates have better gotten her the ball in ideal situations.
In the win over Chicago, Boston kept it rolling. She had another solid performance (19 points, 14 rebounds, and 4 assists) as she battled in the paint against her college teammate Kamilla Cardoso. This is the first time the Fever have strung together two wins in a row; I don't think it's a coincidence with Boston's more front-and-center role in the offense.
4. Atlanta Dream (5-6)
The Dream, er, hasn't been looking great. In the dropped game against Washington, head coach Tanisha Wright said, "I don't think I did a great job of preparing them for what they were going to see tonight. Washington is a good team."
The hardships carried over to the Fever game two days later. Atlanta's first half was horrendous. The offense was out of sync, heads were down, and the vibes seemed off. Luckily, basketball games have two halves, and the Dream has Rhyne Howard. She finished with 26 points (6 three-pointers), but it wasn't enough to get past a humming Fever squad. Atlanta dropped two games in a row.
They turned things around against the Sparks on Sunday, led by Allisha Gray's 25 points and Tina Charles' dominant 20-and-11 performance. It was especially impressive how the Dream held Sparks' Dearica Hamby to only 10 points in 34 minutes of play. Atlanta has a rigorous week ahead; let's see which team shows up.
5. Chicago Sky (4-9)
Angel Reese has been balling. So far in the month of June, she's leading five statistical categories amongst rookies, including points, rebounds, and steals. The Rookie of the Year candidate started her week with 20 points, 10 rebounds, and two steals against the Sun. Her teammate (and the other half of the "Sky Scrapers" nickname) Kamilla Cardosa added a 10-point, 9-rebound, three-block performance. They became the first pair of rookie teammates to each have 10+ points and 9+ boards in the same game since Chiney Ogwumike and Alyssa Thomas (Sun) in 2014.
Reese is the first rookie in the 2024 draft class to rack up 100 points and 100 rebounds. Actually, she became the fastest player to record 100 rebounds since Breanna Stewart (2016). It's safe to say her game is translating to the next level. Now, as for the Sky as a whole, with three losses this week—and only one win in the Commissioner's Cup—Coach T-Spoon may still have to tinker with the line-up to get back in the win column.
6. Washington Mystics (2-12)
Sound the alarms; the 12-game losing streak has been snapped! Brittney Sykes returned to the starting lineup this week against Atlanta and dropped 18 points in the Mystics' first win of the season. Having her presence on the floor gave Washington the boost to get them over the hump, finally. But on Thursday, news broke that she ended the game with a new foot injury. It could be serious, which is really unfortunate for the Mystics.
On Friday, Washington inched out an 83-81 victory over Chicago at home, making it their second straight. Ariel Atkins took over with a 29-point, three-rebound performance to secure the home win.
Despite their stars in Sykes and Shakira Austin still sidelined, the Mystics are finding their groove.
WESTERN CONFERENCE 1. Minnesota Lynx (10-3)
This week, the Lynx's two wins helped them clinch their spot in the Commissioner's Cup championship against the Liberty on June 25. It'll be an epic battle between Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart and a shoot-out between Kayla McBride and Sabrina Ionescu—wow, I cannot wait.
Collier swiped eight steals in the win over the Sparks Friday, a career-high and franchise record, and 30 points. They rallied from a 12-point deficit to secure the victory. "[Coach Cheryl Reeve was] like, 'Go in there. We need you to focus in to change the tide a little bit,'" Collier said post game. "I think everyone does what they can do to do what the team needs."
Reeve added: "The most important thing with this team is that, through the tough moments, the frustrating moments, they don't break. They don't separate. They problem-solve together."
Minnesota has won six of its last seven games and has solidified its position as the best team in the Western Conference. But the Lynx are coming for that top spot.
2. Seattle Storm (9-5)
At the top of the week, Nneka Ogwumike dropped a season-high 26 points on her former team, the LA Sparks. "She makes it look easy and effortless, but it's all the preparation that goes into it," Jewell Loyd said of Ogwumike. "She puts a lot of work into her body and her game. To see her go out there on this floor is awesome."
Ogwumike looks comfortable with this squad. It's an idyllic fit for play style and for this time of her career. And it's fun to see her dominate like she has so far.
On Sunday, the Mercury and Brittney Griner proved to be too much for the Storm. And a dismal 29% first-half shooting rut didn't help either.
But, something else that's awesome? After a 1-4 start, they've won eight of their last 10 and are proving to be a contender.
3. Las Vegas Aces (6-6)
Tuesday's loss against Minnesota marked the third straight for the Aces, a first for the franchise in the Becky Hammon era. What a statement.
Thanks to a monster game against Phoenix from Jackie Young (34 points, 21 points in the second quarter!!) and A'ja Wilson (32 points, 15 rebounds), Vegas got back into the win column. But, it was short-lived. In their prime-time matchup against the Liberty on Saturday, the Aces couldn't contain Jonquel Jones and only got a 16-point output from their bench.
Wilson, who finished with 21 points, was teary in the post-game press conference. "I love my teammates so much that I will take any hit. Good, bad, ugly. I'm gonna go out there, and I'm gonna try to be the best," she said when asked how she holds herself accountable for the team's defensive struggles. They're currently ranked 10th in defensive rating. "…It starts with me, and it's going to always be with me, because I have 11 other women in that locker room that I need to pull greatness out of."
The Aces have lost as many games as they did the entire 2023 regular season (6).
Positive: Chelsea Gray has graduated from "OUT" on the injury report to "QUESTIONABLE," which means we are inching closer and closer to seeing the Point Gawd return to action. Boy, do the Aces need her.
4. Phoenix Mercury (7-7)
ESPN's LaChina Robinson perfectly put Kahleah Copper's incredible season into context:
This Mercury team has been a pleasant surprise. I knew Copper going to Phoenix via trade and Natasha Cloud signing in free agency would be monumental, but I'm still shocked at how well it's working so quickly. Sunday against Seattle, Diana Taurasi, who notched her 300th career win, looks to have turned the clock back 20 years (13 points, eight rebounds, and four assists). And Brittney Griner, in only her fourth game back, showed everyone just how great this team can be. She exploded for 28 points on 10-15 shooting (she even drilled a 3-pointer! Her first since last May) and made it nearly impossible to score over.
"I've been playing against BG since I was 13," Storm's Nneka Ogwumike said. "Her size has always been an issue. The evolution of her skill set, which she displayed today, makes it difficult for us to stop her."
Good luck to the rest of the league trying to stop her, too.
5. Los Angeles Sparks (4-10)
This brutal seven-game road trip isn't off to the best of starts for the Sparks. Three of their total four wins came at home; they won't have a home game for the rest of the month. Oddly, they're shooting better on the road, 42% from the field (vs. 40% at home) and 35% from 3 (vs. 29% at home). Still, this skid could make or break a team.
*Whispers* It's not getting any easier. This week, they will battle against the Sun and twice against the Liberty. Yikes.
A bright spot: Rickea Jackson. I simply love watching her play basketball. She earned her first career double-double on Friday against the Lynx (19 points, 10 rebounds). With her timely buckets and overall craftiness, she has exceeded expectations already.
6. Dallas Wings (3-9)
The Wings' roster includes some of the league's least experienced players, with five rookies and only a two-year head coach, and it's starting to show. They're currently riding a seven-game losing streak.
The frustrating part when watching Dallas is that they keep it close, but then there's a disappearing act. They fizzle out and start to turn the ball over (they lead the league in TOs per game at 17.3). What the Wings do best: offensive rebounds. They're second in o-boards per game with 11 and first second-change points at 18.5 per game.
The Wings' stacked four-game schedule this upcoming week could potentially right the ship if they clean things up. The injuries to Natasha Howard, Jaelyn Brown, and Satou Sabally are hovering like a dark cloud. Right now, Arike and Co. Just need to stay afloat.
WNBA reporter Jordan Robinson writes columns on WNBA.Com throughout the season and can be reached on Twitter at @HeyJordanR. The views on this page do not necessarily reflect the views of the WNBA or its teams.
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