Fantasy women's basketball: Latest news, stats on WNBA teams - ESPN

Who is trending up in fantasy women's basketball? Which rotations are changing? What's the latest with the notable injuries around the WNBA?

Here's a look around the league at the most fantasy relevant news and notes for all 12 teams:

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In a standout performance against the Minnesota Lynx, Allisha Gray made history for the Dream, recording 25 points and 10 rebounds, a feat not seen since Courtney Williams in 2021. Gray's minutes have been consistent, playing over 30 minutes in each of the team's two games. Keep an eye on Aari McDonald as a potential streaming option. Although her fantasy production has been modest with 11 and 16 points in the first two games, she's been given significant playing time. Surprisingly, McDonald is only rostered in 50.9% of ESPN leagues. Don't overlook her potential impact on your fantasy women's basketball team.

Isabelle Harrison underwent surgery last Friday to address a torn left meniscus and her return to the court remains uncertain, the team announced on Tuesday. The absence of such a talented player undoubtedly leaves a void to be filled. However, Elizabeth Williams, a valuable addition to the team during the offseason, has stepped up nicely, delivering impressive performances with back-to-back games of 25 or more fantasy points. As a result, her roster percentage has surged to 70.9%. ESPN's M.A. Voepel reported that there is currently no set timetable for Harrison's comeback, adding to the uncertainty surrounding her return.

Contrary to what many fans expected, the Sun seemed determined to defy the notion of a rebuilding year. Alyssa Thomas,