ESPN has the Lynx ranked at fourth in the power rankings behind the Aces, the Phoenix Mercury at second, and the Atlanta Dream at third. The Lynx held the best record in the 2025 regular season at 34-10 and swept the Golden State Valkyries in the first round before being eliminated by the Phoenix Mercury in the semifinals.

The Aces’ center, who also won a scoring title and was named league MVP and WNBA Finals MVP in a record-setting season, is defining greatness.

Now that they have three titles to their name, where does this Aces group rank among the league's all-time teams? Let's take a look back through the archives for a definitive history and ranking of the WNBA's dynasties as it approaches a landmark 30th season in 2026.

The Golden State Valkyries impressed the WNBA in 2025. Setting new records across the board for a debuting Expansion franchise with a 23-21 record and a trip to

Ionescu, a four-time WNBA All-Star and winner of the WNBA Championship in 2024, joined host Rece Davis and analysts Desmond Howard, Nick Saban and Pat McAfee in selecting 10 different games. Among them, Oklahoma and Texas.