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Top 21 Minnesota Lynx Players of All Time

By YPB Team

From championship-era stars to steady role players who built a dynasty, this roster spans two decades of Lynx basketball. Who tops your list?

  1. Seimone Augustus — ranked #11
    Seimone Augustus
    The Lynx's all-time leading scorer, a four-time champion and 2011 WNBA Finals MVP known for her smooth midrange game.
    1000pts
  2. Courtney Williams — ranked #22
    Courtney Williams
    Fiery guard who joined in 2024 and ran the offense as the Lynx returned to the WNBA Finals, pushing New York to a fifth game.
    952pts
  3. Rebekkah Brunson — ranked #33
    Rebekkah Brunson
    A relentless rebounding forward who started on all four Lynx title teams and in 2017 became the first WNBA player to win five championships.
    835pts
  4. Lindsay Whalen — ranked #44
    Lindsay Whalen
    The homegrown Minnesota point guard and four-time champion who remains the franchise's all-time assists leader.
    800pts
  5. Maya Moore — ranked #55
    Maya Moore
    A four-time WNBA champion and league MVP whose scoring and two-way play anchored the Lynx dynasty.
    734pts
  6. Taj McWilliams-Franklin — ranked #66
    Taj McWilliams-Franklin
    Veteran center who started for the 2011 team at age 40, adding size and experience to the side that won the franchise's first WNBA title.
    659pts
  7. Janel McCarville — ranked #77
    Janel McCarville
    Former Minnesota Gophers star who started at center for the 2013 champions, her passing from the high post a key part of the Lynx offense.
    659pts
  8. Sylvia Fowles — ranked #88
    Sylvia Fowles
    A dominant center and four-time Defensive Player of the Year who anchored the Lynx's interior for a decade.
    659pts
  9. Alanna Smith — ranked #99
    Alanna Smith
    Australian forward who made the WNBA All-Defensive First Team in 2024, her first season in Minnesota, as the Lynx reached the Finals.
    571pts
  10. Nicky Anosike — ranked #1010
    Nicky Anosike
    Defensive-minded center who became an All-Star in 2009 and anchored the Lynx defense during the lean years before the dynasty.
    467pts
  11. Tamika Williams-Jeter — ranked #1111
    Tamika Williams-Jeter
    A rugged rebounding forward drafted by the Lynx in 2002 who gave the young franchise frontcourt toughness through the 2000s.
    467pts
  12. Devereaux Peters — ranked #1212
    Devereaux Peters
    A defensive-minded forward who provided key frontcourt depth through the Lynx's championship seasons.
    467pts
  13. Crystal Dangerfield — ranked #1313
    Crystal Dangerfield
    Second-round pick who won WNBA Rookie of the Year with the Lynx in 2020, the lowest-drafted player ever to take the award.
    467pts
  14. Renee Montgomery — ranked #1414
    Renee Montgomery
    A sparkplug guard off the bench who contributed instant offense during the Lynx's title runs.
    467pts
  15. Katie Smith — ranked #1515
    Katie Smith
    A sharpshooting veteran guard who brought championship experience and scoring punch to the early Lynx era.
    343pts
  16. Bridget Carleton — ranked #1616
    Bridget Carleton
    A Canadian wing known for tenacious defense and reliable three-point shooting on recent Lynx rosters.
    343pts
  17. Kayla McBride — ranked #1717
    Kayla McBride
    A sharpshooting guard who has provided scoring depth for the Lynx in the post-dynasty era.
    343pts
  18. Svetlana Abrosimova — ranked #1818
    Svetlana Abrosimova
    A creative Russian forward known for her passing and scoring versatility in the Lynx's formative years.
    343pts
  19. Odyssey Sims — ranked #1919
    Odyssey Sims
    Scoring guard who made the All-Star team in 2019, her first season in Minnesota, as the Lynx moved on from the dynasty era.
    0pts
  20. Olivia Miles — ranked #2020
    Olivia Miles
    Point guard who won WNBA Rookie of the Year in 2026 and carried the Lynx to the top seed while Napheesa Collier was injured.
    0pts
  21. Napheesa Collier — ranked #2121
    Napheesa Collier
    A modern Lynx star and former Rookie of the Year who has grown into an MVP-caliber two-way forward.
    0pts

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