Most games with 5+ STL by a rookie over the last 10 seasons: 3 — Lacan 2 — Reese Only two with multiple.

HVL in Year 1: 3.5 PPG 1.1 RPG 1.6 APG 34/16/74% Picked 11th overall in 2025.

Arike Ogunbowale in 2025: 15.5 PPG 4.1 APG 1.3 SPG UFA this offseason.

DeWanna Bonner in her first three seasons: 11.3 PPG 6.3 RPG 1.0 BPG 45.1 FG% Won three straight 6POYs to start her career.

Sydney Colson’s win percentage: 73.0% — with A’ja 66.7% — with Caitlin 0.0% — with Maya The Face of the League with the faces of the league.

The only player with: 20+ BLK 20+ 3P in WNBA Finals history.

Angel McCoughtry’s franchise ranks with Atlanta: PTS — 1st REB — 3rd AST — 1st STL — 1st BLK — 3rd 3P — 3rd GP — 1st MP — 1st Spent her first ten seasons there.

The only player with: 200+ BLK 200+ 3P and zero All-Star appearances in their WNBA career.

Kristi Toliver with Washington: 11.9 PPG | 4.0 APG 2x All-Star Picked up her 2nd WNBA Championship in 2019.

Most career playoff PTS by an undrafted player: 722 — Hammon 522 — Mabika Only two over 500.

Lexie Hull in 2025: 7.2 PPG 4.3 RPG 1.2 SPG 40/37/72 Restricted free agent.

Cheryl Ford in her career: 3x Champ 4x All-Star 2x All-WNBA 2x REB Champ 2007 ASG MVP 2003 ROY Spent all 7 seasons in Detroit.

Jewell Loyd’s playoff debut in 2016: 24 PTS 5 REB 8-18 FG Lost to Atlanta.

Brittney Griner’s stats in 2025: 9.8 PPG 5.2 RPG 1.2 BPG 51.8 FG% UFA this offseason.

Alyssa Thomas in the 2025 playoffs: 16.9 PPG 9.0 RPG 8.8 APG 1.7 SPG 50.0 FG% Played in her third career WNBA Finals series.

Kelsey Plum’s rookie stats: 8.5 PPG 3.4 APG 36.5 3P% Enough to be named to the All-Rookie Team.

Leonie Fiebich in the 2024 playoffs: 11.6 PPG 3.8 RPG 2.4 APG Only averaged 6.7 PPG in the regular season.

Skylar Diggins in her final season in Dallas: 17.9 PPG 3.3 RPG 6.2 APG All-Star All-WNBA 2nd Traded for three 1sts in 2020.

Chamique Holdsclaw’s first season in LA: 17.0 PPG 6.8 PPG 3.2 APG All-Star Finished 9th in MVP voting.

Most AST off the bench in a single season: 123 — Hiedeman (’25) 115 — Bentley (’18) 113 — Evans (’23) They finished 2nd, 6th and 3rd respectively in 6POY voting.