The Minnesota Lynx have held onto No. 1 in ESPN's WNBA Power Rankings since the opening weekend of games in May. This week is the closest the Lynx have come to losing their spot.

Or at least most things! For the Indiana Fever, their last two games have been dominant wins and could be a sign of things to come for the second half of the season if they can continue to put it together.

In the latest WNBA rankings by ESPN, Caitlin Clark comes in 9th right behind her Fever teammate Aliyah Boston.

Minnesota Lynx guard Kayla McBride has been named to the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game, replacing injured Atlanta Dream star Rhyne Howard just four days before tipoff. McBride will join Team Collier, which will face off against Team Clark this Saturday, July 19, in Indianapolis.

Clark, who sells out arenas everywhere she goes, dating to her college days at Iowa as the all-time leader scorer in Division 1 basketball (of any gender), is as compelling an act as anyone who is going to play TD Garden in 2025. Book it.

ESPN released a ranking of its top 25 players in the WNBA before the All-Star Break. While subjective rankings articles like these are always going

ESPN Calls Out WNBA Referees for Multiple Fouls on Caitlin Clark originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers faced off for the first time in the WNBA on Sunday, as the Indiana Fever hosted the Dallas Wings. While the two teams met back on June 27, Clark was out for that one as she battled a groin injury.

The WNBA's Atlanta Dream are expected to be without All-Star forward Rhyne Howard for the rest of July because of a left knee injury.

In ESPN's official WNBA midseason rankings, Wings rookie Paige Bueckers comes in at No.13 among the top 25 players.

As the WNBA All-Star Weekend gears up to be one of the biggest in league history, one surprising detail remains unresolved: Caitlin Clark’s participation in a marquee media moment hasn’t been confirmed.