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Originally published Monday, August 20, 2012 at 8:01 PM
WNBA power rankings
WNBA power rankings Seattle Times reporter Jayda Evans ranks the WNBA teams: Ranking (*) Team (Record) Comment 1. (1) San Antonio (15-5...
| WNBA power rankings | ||
| Seattle Times reporter Jayda Evans ranks the WNBA teams: | ||
| Ranking (*) | Team (Record) | Comment |
| 1. (1) | San Antonio (15-5) | Has league-best 11-game win streak. Becky Hammon tries for silver trophy. |
| 2. (3) | Minnesota (17-4) | Playing at Seattle to begin ESPN2's post-Olympics game of the week series. |
| 3. (2) | Connecticut (16-5) | Signed 10-year veteran guard Kara Lawson to three-year contract extension. |
| 4. (4) | Los Angeles (16-6) | Riding six-game winning streak, the Sparks' longest in three years. |
| 5. (5) | Indiana (12-7) | Tamika Catchings named Easter Conference player of the week for 17th time. |
| 6. (6) | Seattle (10-11) | Final 13 games to get Australian Olympian Lauren Jackson acclimated. |
| 7. (8) | Atlanta (10-11) | Brazilian center Erika de Souza added boost to Angel McCoughtry's health. |
| 8. (9) | New York (7-13) | Split home-and-home stand with East-leading Connecticut. |
| 9. (7) | Chicago (8-11) | Lost in overtime vs. Washington on Sunday, risking team's first playoff spot. |
| 10. (11) | Washington (5-16) | Big win in overtime against New York on Sunday. Playoffs still possible. |
| 11. (10) | Tulsa (3-17) | Liz Cambage now being called Slambage and Dunk-Lahoma. |
| 12. (12) | Phoenix (4-17) | Diana Taurasi still out of WNBA play since May. Latest is dental procedure. |
| * ranking before Olympic break | ||
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