WNBA Power Rankings: What went right for every team
What's the best thing that happened for every WNBA team this season? We break it down.
The WNBA season has wrapped up, and it's time to reflect on what made each team successful. For some teams, it was a dominant performance from their star player, while for others, it was a breakout season from a young talent. The Chicago Sky, for example, saw a huge boost from their offseason acquisition of Emma Meesseman, who helped propel them to a top-four seed in the Eastern Conference.
The Las Vegas Aces, on the other hand, rode the incredible play of A'ja Wilson, who put together an MVP-caliber season. Her impressive stats and accolades helped the Aces secure a top spot in the Western Conference. Meanwhile, the Seattle Storm saw a resurgent season from Sue Bird, who proved she still has what it takes to be a top-tier point guard. These individual performances, and many more like them, made all the difference for their respective teams.
As we look ahead to the offseason, it's clear that teams will be looking to build on their successes and address their weaknesses. The teams that fell short this season will be looking to make moves to get back into contention. What to watch next: which teams make big moves in free agency and the draft, and how do the top teams look to reload for another championship run. The WNBA offseason is always full of intrigue, and this year is shaping up to be no exception.
Originally reported by espn.com. SportsNewsNow adds analysis for sports & fitness readers.