Who is the best WNBA player of all time?

By YPB Team

From dynasty-builders of the early era to today's record-breaking superstars — the WNBA has produced some of the most technically brilliant players in basketball history. Who tops your list?

Diana Taurasi — ranked #11
Diana Taurasi
Phoenix Mercury guard and the WNBA's all-time leading scorer, voted the league's greatest player ever by fans in 2021.
Maya Moore — ranked #22
Maya Moore
Minnesota Lynx forward who won four WNBA titles and is widely regarded as the most dominant force in league history.
Tamika Catchings — ranked #33
Tamika Catchings
Indiana Fever forward and four-time Defensive Player of the Year who led the Fever to their only championship in 2012.
Sue Bird — ranked #44
Sue Bird
Seattle Storm point guard who played 21 seasons and holds the WNBA record for most games started in league history.
Cynthia Cooper — ranked #55
Cynthia Cooper
Houston Comets guard who dominated the early WNBA era, winning four straight championships and four Finals MVP awards.
Lisa Leslie — ranked #66
Lisa Leslie
Los Angeles Sparks center and three-time MVP who was the first player to dunk in WNBA history.
Sheryl Swoopes — ranked #77
Sheryl Swoopes
The first player signed to the WNBA, a three-time MVP who led the Houston Comets dynasty alongside Cynthia Cooper.
Lauren Jackson — ranked #88
Lauren Jackson
Australian center who was the WNBA's dominant post player for the Seattle Storm, winning three MVPs and two titles.
Candace Parker — ranked #99
Candace Parker
Forward who won championships with the LA Sparks and Chicago Sky, named the greatest Sparks player ever.
A'ja Wilson — ranked #1010
A'ja Wilson
Las Vegas Aces power forward and three-time MVP who won back-to-back titles in 2022-2023 with a historic scoring season.
Breanna Stewart — ranked #1111
Breanna Stewart
New York Liberty forward and two-time WNBA MVP who won three championships and is considered one of the all-time greats.
Sylvia Fowles — ranked #1212
Sylvia Fowles
Minnesota Lynx center and the WNBA's all-time leading rebounder with over 4,000 career boards and a 2017 MVP award.
Elena Delle Donne — ranked #1313
Elena Delle Donne
Washington Mystics forward who won MVP in 2015 and 2019, known for her lethal mid-range shooting and elite efficiency.
Tina Thompson — ranked #1414
Tina Thompson
Houston Comets forward and four-time champion who was the WNBA's all-time leading scorer before Diana Taurasi surpassed her.
Brittney Griner — ranked #1515
Brittney Griner
Phoenix Mercury center and two-time All-Star who is one of the most dominant shot-blockers and interior scorers in WNBA history.

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