New York, up two spots this week, appears to be back in the hunt for a top-four seed in the playoffs.
Minnesota and Golden State are at the top of the class. Las Vegas, Indiana and Washington have improved marks.
Minnesota replaced Golden State at the top as Monday's results reverberated through the rankings.
Teresa Weatherspoon bragged about the competitiveness of her team as the 2026 WNBA All-Star draft concluded Wednesday. Her All-Star general manager counterpart Cynthia Cooper said in response: "But can you score enough points?"
With Kelsey Mitchell posting her sixth straight game with 25 points or more, Indiana moves up to No. 4. Golden State holds on to the top spot.
Who should have been named a WNBA All-Star? Who might be the first pick? Will there be a Bueckers-Malonga alley-oop?
