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.

In ESPN’s recent 2025 midseason player rankings, Clark dropped from her preseason spot at No. 4 down to No. 9. Her teammate, Aliyah Boston, jumped from No. 21 to No. 8, just ahead of Clark. The entire list can be seen here.

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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.

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark had a defender in former New York Liberty star Rebecca Lobo on Sunday as the Dallas Wings stepped up their aggressiveness.

A bold pregame graphic from ESPN’s YouTube channel turned heads Tuesday night after allegedly teasing a headline that read, “Lynx dominate Fever,” ahead of the 2025 WNBA Commissioner’s Cup Final, as captured on social media.

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

Paige Bueckers delivered a commanding individual performance against Caitlin Clark's Indiana Fever that not only underscored her rising stardom but also earned her a place in the W