Who is the greatest WNBA player of all time?

By YPB Team

Dynasty builders, record-breakers, and trailblazers — from the league's original legends to today's viral sensations, the debate over the greatest of all time has never been more heated. Cast your vote!

  1. Maya Moore — ranked #11
    Maya Moore
    Four-time WNBA champion with the Minnesota Lynx and MVP who many call the greatest winner in women's basketball history.
    1000pts
  2. Sue Bird — ranked #22
    Sue Bird
    Four-time champion and career assists leader who became the first player to win WNBA titles in three different decades.
    823pts
  3. Brittney Griner — ranked #33
    Brittney Griner
    Two-time Defensive Player of the Year and all-time blocks leader who won a championship with the Phoenix Mercury.
    529pts
  4. Sheryl Swoopes — ranked #44
    Sheryl Swoopes
    Three-time MVP, four-time champion, and three-time Defensive Player of the Year, one of the defining stars of the WNBA's first decade.
    412pts
  5. Diana Taurasi — ranked #55
    Diana Taurasi
    The all-time WNBA scoring leader with three championships and five Olympic gold medals, widely regarded as the greatest of all time.
    247pts
  6. Candace Parker — ranked #66
    Candace Parker
    Two-time MVP and champion, a versatile forward-center who revolutionized positional play and won a title with her hometown Chicago Sky.
    247pts
  7. Caitlin Clark — ranked #77
    Caitlin Clark
    The 2024 Rookie of the Year and all-time NCAA scoring leader whose arrival transformed WNBA viewership and attendance records.
    247pts
  8. Lauren Jackson — ranked #88
    Lauren Jackson
    Three-time MVP and two-time champion who redefined the center position with a rare combination of perimeter skills and interior dominance.
    1pts
  9. A'ja Wilson — ranked #99
    A'ja Wilson
    Two-time MVP and Las Vegas Aces dynasty leader who set the WNBA single-season scoring record in 2024.
    1pts
  10. Lisa Leslie — ranked #1010
    Lisa Leslie
    Three-time MVP and two-time champion who became the first woman to dunk in an official WNBA game.
    1pts

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