Ranking the top 25 WNBA players for the 2025 preseason - ESPN
The 2025 WNBA season is here, with preseason games underway and the regular season set to tip May 16.
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The 2025 WNBA season is here, with preseason games underway and the regular season set to tip May 16.
It's legacy-making time in college basketball. What players do over the next few weeks can put them in the NCAA tournament history book forever. From Cheryl Miller to Sheryl Swoopes, from Chamique Holdsclaw to Diana Taurasi, from Candace Parker to Breanna Stewart, from A'ja Wilson to Arike Ogunbowale, and from Aliyah Boston to Angel Reese, March has been a time for stars winning the ultimate championship.
The Connecticut Sun are trading guard DiJonai Carrington, the WNBA's Most Improved Player in 2024, to the Dallas Wings, sources confirmed to ESPN on Saturday.
The Phoenix Mercury are acquiring Satou Sabally from the Dallas Wings in a three-team trade, sources told ESPN's Kendra Andrews and Alexa Philippou.
Women's college basketball is about to take the handoff from the most-talked-about WNBA season ever. The star watch is on right away: Who is No. 1 in ESPN's preseason top 25 player rankings?
After just two seasons, the Los Angeles Sparks have parted ways with coach Curt Miller, who previously spent seven seasons with the Connecticut Sun.
When it comes to naming the top player in the WNBA, there's no surprise: The Las Vegas Aces' A'ja Wilson went wire-to-wire at No. 1 in ESPN's top 25 rankings of WNBA players in 2024. Our playoff edition, which features four players who weren't on our midseason list, includes only players from the eight teams in the postseason. But it's still difficult to narrow the list down to 25.
Angel Reese's record-breaking rookie year for the Chicago Sky ended prematurely, as she announced Saturday that she would miss the rest of this WNBA season with a wrist injury.