The Dream are sitting comfortably at No. 2 in the Eastern Conference and No. 3 in the WNBA standings, behind the New York Liberty and the Minnesota Lynx. Amid the successful season for the Dream, Atlanta star Rhyne Howard etched her name in WNBA history. During the win over the Sky, Howard scored nine three-pointers per game.

Which teams have exceeded expectations and which have fallen short one month into the 2025 season? We have grades and questions.

Caitlin Clark, who picked up six technicals in 2024, was called for her first technical foul of the season while arguing a call Saturday.

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark and Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese have not exactly had fortunate starts to the 2025 WNBA season. After averaging 19.0 points, 6.0 rebounds and 9.3 assists through four games, Clark suffered a quad strain on May 24 that left her out for Indiana's next five contests.

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The Minnesota Lynx welcome the Los Angeles Sparks to town on Saturday, June 14 for a WNBA Commissioner's Cup matchup.

By DOUG FEINBERG Through the first 20% of the WNBA season there are a bunch of teams that have struggled out of the gate. The Chicago Sky, Connecticut Sun and Dallas Wings have combined for five

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