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WNBA Power Rankings: Lynx No. 1, Fever Surging + Chiney Holds a Python?!
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The Minnesota Lynx are back on top, the Indiana Fever are heating up and the New York Liberty are sliding.
Chiney Ogwumike reveals her latest WNBA Power Rankings from No. 1 to No. 15, breaking down Minnesota’s depth, Golden State’s elite defense, Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings’ rise, Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell’s dominant stretch, and what has gone wrong in New York. Then, Chiney recaps Fanatics Fest in New York, where she crossed paths with James Harden, Cooper Flagg, Anthony Davis and Candace Parker — before conquering one of her biggest fears by holding a python live on set.
In this episode:
🏀 Minnesota Lynx remain No. 1
🔥 Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever are surging
⭐ Paige Bueckers continues to deliver highlight moments
📉 New York Liberty fall to No. 7
👑 Nneka Ogwumike makes Sparks history
🐍 Chiney holds a python at Fanatics Fest
🌭 Chiney prepares for WNBA All-Star Weekend in Chicago
Where does your team belong in the rankings? Drop your Top 5 in the comments.
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-0:00 Intro
-2:12 And the #1 team is…
-3:59 There’s a surging team at #2
-6:12 Big surprise with the team at #3
-10:02 Why have the Aces fallen to #4?
-11:02 This team is #5, but don’t sleep on their potential
-14:19 Teams ranked 6-10
-22:49 Teams ranked 11-15
-27:06 Chiney got to host Fanatics Fest & ask James Harden about if he recruited LeBron
-29:06 Chiney faced her fear of snakes!
-31:00 Goodbye
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