WNBA playoffs have arrived, and the month-long sprint to crown a new champion begins on Sunday, when all four first-round matchups will begin. Those best-of-three series, in which the lower seed can force a deciding Game 3 at home,

Whatever sort of lower leg injury A’ja Wilson has, it’s seemingly gone (at least to the naked eye), and with it, the WNBA’s best player has returned to dominance. Wilson broke the scoring record TWICE in the last week ―YES, TWICE ― and I’m running out of words to describe her greatness.

The Indiana Fever are blazing hot. The emergence of their dynamic backcourt of Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell has really taken the team to another level. While much hasn’t changed for teams at the top like the New York Liberty and Minnesota Lynx,

Perhaps the most notable data point, however, is they have just one player in the top-20 in scoring (Napheesa Collier) and two in the top-30 (Courtney Williams) since the season resumed last month.  Collier is their superstar and all-around leader,

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The Chicago Sky entered the Olympic break with a three-game advantage in the race for the eighth and final playoff spot. That lead was down to a tiebreaker earlier this month amid a seven-game losing streak,