Voting results for 2026 MVP:
1. A'ja Wilson (713 points, 65 of 74 first-place votes)
2. Olivia Miles (442, six first-place votes)
3. Kelsey Mitchell (287, two first-place votes)
4. Caitlin Clark (212, one first-place vote)
5. Breanna Stewart (171, zero first-place votes)
Aโja Wilson is entering the season on the verge of a major milestone, just 218 points away from 5000. With 4782 points through seven seasons, the three-time MVP is well on pace to shatter Diana Taurasiโs all-time scoring record.
Right now, itโs Aโjaโs league. Sheโs coming off a historic season where she became the first player to score 1000 points in a single year and joined Lisa Leslie, Lauren Jackson, and Sheryl Swoopes as the only players with three MVPs.
For the remainder of her career, she has a chance to set herself apart. No player has ever won four MVPs, and with her still in her prime, a fourth feels inevitable.
At this point, Wilson isnโt just dominant. Sheโs the standard. In just seven seasons, she has built a rรฉsumรฉ that few players have matched even across 15- to 20-year careers.
Congratulations to the @nyliberty on their first ever WNBA Championship!!!!
An incredible team that made all of New York proud ๐๐๐ฝ so well deserved.
The MVP conversation is irrelevant. A'ja Wilson is the M'VP this season. Point. Peroid. Conversation over. No need to go into the smallest stats to try to give someone the edge. That doesn't take away from other players, but what A'ja has done this season is remarkable.
"When I come into work and I see y'all, it changes my whole outlook on life, so I am so so so appreciative for y'all ... I'm nothing without y'all and I'm so grateful. Thank you so much and I appreciate y'all. Never change." โ @_ajawilson22 โจ