The WNBA Playoffs were a wild ride, and each team contributed to the excitement. Let's see how their performances rank.

As good as they were in winning the 2022 championship, the Aces were even better in 2023. They ranked No. 1 in scoring and defense during the regular season and stumbled just once in the playoffs, in Game 3 of the Finals. A'ja Wilson got her first WNBA Finals MVP honor for her performance in 2023; she won again for the 2025 Finals.

Brondello seemed like a great fit for teams like the Seattle Storm and Dallas Wings, but those franchises will now have to go in a different direction. The biggest coaching free agent is headed to Toronto, as the city gets another big win in the same week the Toronto Blue Jays make the 2025 World Series.

Wings star Paige Bueckers is no stranger to recognition for her skills as she stands out as the only rookie to make a All-WNBA team in 2025.

Seattle rookie Dominique Malonga withdrew from her contract with Turkish side Fenerbahçe this week, potentially complicating her WNBA return.