By It’s safe to say that we learned some things about some teams this week through surprising results. It’s not time to overreact but this past week raised a few eyebrows for sure. As we approach the end of the first half of the WNBA season, here are this week’s power
WNBA Power Rankings: Week Seven
We’re almost halfway through the WNBA season, and tickets have been punched for this year’s Commissioner’s Cup Championship game. The Las Vegas Aces and the Chicago Sky will be competing in this year’s game. Both teams have been dominant in their conferences this season and look to continue their dominance
Brooklyn Nets: Three possible solutions to the Kyrie Irving saga
Monday morning, Shams Charania of The Athletic reported that the Brooklyn Nets and Kyrie Irving are at an impasse on Irving’s future with the Nets. This comes as the latest chapter in the ongoing back and forth between Irving and Nets management. After Kyrie decided he wouldn’t get vaccinated, Brooklyn
Sabrina Ionescu is Finally Reaching Her Potential
Since Sabrina Ionescu was drafted first overall by the New York Liberty, she has been considered the future face of the WNBA. We’ve seen her in plenty of commercials and magazine covers giving her high praise, but we haven’t quite seen her live up to the hype yet. Ionescu played
WNBA Power Rankings: Week Six
We’re in month two of WNBA action, and things seem to have normalized. The top teams have been consistent, and the teams towards the bottom to start the season are turning things around. With the top teams being established, we’ll see them be tested throughout the season. 1. Las Vegas
New York Liberty trade Durr to Atlanta Dream, Johannes returns
The New York Liberty were busy Wednesday afternoon as they were making moves regarding their roster. The first move they made was a trade with the Atlanta Dream. The Liberty sent Asia Durr in exchange for Megan Walker and the rights to Raquell Carrera. Walker would go on to be
WNBA Power Rankings: Week Five
A little over a month into the 2022 WNBA season, it’s becoming clearer what teams are getting labeled as. We now see who the contenders are, who the problems of the league are, and which teams don’t stand a chance. Let’s see where the teams rank amongst each other this
WNBA Power Rankings Week 4
One month into the 2022 WNBA season, we’ve seen who the best teams in the league are. We’re also surprised about the teams at the bottom of the standings because we didn’t think they’d be there before the season started. The first month has been a good indicator of how
WNBA Power Rankings: Week Two
It is only two weeks into the WNBA season, so we’re basing these off a short sample size. The rankings are based on past week win/loss record, season record, and who is playing the best basketball. 1.Washington Mystics: (3-1) Last week: 2 While the Mystics did drop their most recent
WNBA Power Rankings: Week One
As of May 9th The 2022 WNBA season has started, and after a weekend of action, it’s time to present the first installment of our Power Rankings for this season. There were a couple of surprising upsets and dominant performances in the first weekend of action. See where we rank
