"Sometimes I feel like Caitlin Clark has weirdly become underrated."
@robinlundberg says Caitlin Clark has what it takes to be the best WNBA player of all-time 👀
(via Yahoo Sports Daily)
No particular order but: Stewie, Maya, DT, A’ja and Swoopes. Honorable mention (and an argument can be made for each): Lisa Leslie, Lauren Jackson, Cynthia Cooper and Candace Parker.
🚨 MY TOP 5 WNBA PLAYERS EVER — AND I ALREADY KNOW Y’ALL ARE GONNA CRY 😂🚨🚨🚨🚨
1️⃣ Maya Moore — the GOAT. I’m not debating it.
2️⃣ Caitlin Clark — YES, ALREADY. Nobody in WNBA history has changed the game this dramatically.
3️⃣ Lisa Leslie — put some respect on the era that built this league.
4️⃣ Diana Taurasi — legendary career, but she’s NOT my GOAT.
5️⃣ Cynthia Cooper — four straight championships and four straight Finals MVPs. Enough said.
🚨 And yes, A’ja Wilson is OUTSIDE my Top 5.
Now let the chaos begin. 😂
DROP YOUR TOP 5 WNBA PLAYERS EVER. 😂😂👇🏽👇🏽
#WNBA #CaitlinClark #MayaMoore #LisaLeslie #DianaTaurasi #CynthiaCooper #AjaWilson
Every flower for Breanna Stewart. 🌹
4 NCAA titles. 3 WNBA championships. 3 Olympic golds. 2 MVPs. 2 Finals MVPs.
One of the most decorated players still in the game — and she’s still adding to the résumé.
https://t.co/K7YtS74ytX
Breanna Stewart doesn’t get talked about enough in the GOAT conversation because she’s quiet, humble, and doesn’t seek attention. But if she ever decided to talk her résumé, she absolutely could.
🏆 2 high school state titles
🏆 4 NCAA championships
🏆 3 WNBA championships
🏆 2 WNBA MVPs
🏆 2 WNBA Finals MVP
🏆 WNBA scoring champion
🏆 8x WNBA All-star
🏆 6x WNBA All First team
🏆 3x WNBA All Defensive team
🏆 Olympics MVP
At every level she’s played, she’s won as a #1 option, that’s hell of a résumé. Breanna Stewart is a legend, and you could make a very strong case that she’s the greatest player in Women’s basketball history.
Top 10 players who have the best chance of winning MVP at the Women’s World Cup, per FIBA:
1. Breanna Stewart 🇺🇸
2. Gabby Williams 🇫🇷
3. Emma Meesseman 🇧🇪
4. Caitlin Clark 🇺🇸
5. Marine Johannès 🇫🇷
6. Ezi Magbegor 🇦🇺
7. Julie Allemand 🇧🇪
8. Megan DiLeo 🇪🇸
9. Mai Yamamoto 🇯🇵
10. Paige Bueckers 🇺🇸
Happy Birthday, Breanna Stewart! 🎂💙
Behind the 7'1" wingspan, championship rings, and MVPs lies a deeply inspiring story of overcoming life's toughest obstacles.
- Early Life Struggles & Family Foundation 🏡
Born Breanna Mackenzie Baldwin in Syracuse, NY, she was raised by her single mother, Heather Baldwin, who worked multiple jobs to support her.
Her life transformed when her mom married Brian Stewart, who legally adopted Breanna. When youth coaches tried forcing her into the paint due to her height, Brian pushed her to master guard skills - inspiring her famous daily routine of dribbling headphones-in for a full mile around her block.
At just 9 years old, Stewie faced unimaginable childhood sexual abuse from an in-law. Showing incredible courage, she reported it to her parents, who immediately involved authorities, leading to a conviction. She bravely shared her story years later in The Players' Tribune to give a voice to other survivors.
- High School Career & Tournament Showcases (2008–2012) 🏫
Finished her 5-year Cicero-North Syracuse High School career with 2,367 points, 1,389 rebounds, and 634 blocks, winning two NY State Championships.
2011 Nike Tournament of Champions: Put C-NS on the national map by upsetting USA Today’s #1 Bolingbrook and dropping 29 pts/19 rebs against #22 Dr. Phillips, earning Tournament MOP.
2012 Hoophall Classic: Dominated West Springfield 60–20, single-handedly outscoring the opposition with 22 pts, 18 rebs, and 7 blks in just 3 quarters to capture MOP honors.
Swept 2012 national awards: Gatorade National Player of the Year, Naismith Prep Player of the Year, and McDonald's All-American.
- The UConn Dynasty (2012–2016) 🎓
Led UConn to 4 consecutive NCAA National Championships.
The ONLY player in college basketball history (men's or women's) to win 4 Final Four Most Outstanding Player (MOP) awards.
- WNBA & Global Dominance 👑
2016 #1 Overall Pick & Rookie of the Year.
3x WNBA Champion (2018, 2020, 2024), 2x WNBA MVP, 2x Finals MVP & 3x Olympic Gold Medalist.
From an inspiring childhood grind to pure basketball immortality, Stewie’s strength on and off the court sets the ultimate standard! 🐐🏀
Leave your birthday wishes and favorite Stewie moments in the comments below! 👇
Game respects game! Following a 35-point masterclass against New York, Natasha Cloud stepped up to defend Breanna Stewart's legendary resume:
"I feel like the last 3 or 4 years, the disrespect to Stewie's game has been crazy. To all the s** talkers, to all the Stewie haters, man… her resume don't lie. You can'hate on that resume. She continues to help her team whether they're hitting adversity or not. She's a 3-level scorer, she can guard 1-5, she is athletic as hell, long as hell and she's just a really high IQ player." 🗣️
Why Stewie's Resume Is Undisputed:
- Fastest player in WNBA history to hit 3,000 points with a single team (just 145 games with the Liberty)! 🔥
- Only player in WNBA history to score 3,000+ points for TWO different franchises (Seattle & New York). 🫡
- Averaging 20.7 PTS, 8.2 REB, 3.2 AST, and 1.4 BLK this season. 🏀
Is @breannastewart the most complete player in women's basketball history?
Nneka Ogwumike's WNBA accolades:
WNBA Champion (2016)
WNBA MVP (2016)
WNBA Rookie of the Year (2012)
11x WNBA All-Star
All-WNBA First-Team (2016)
7x All-WNBA Second Team
4x WNBA All-Defensive First Team
3x WNBA All-Defensive Second Team
WNBA All-Rookie Team (2012)
All-time rankings:
Points - 4th
Rebounds - 3rd
Steals - 5th (two behind Alana Beard for 4th)
Just over a month remaining in Madame President's on-court term.