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Women's NBA

Games on Wednesday, June 28, 2017

Player Leaderboard

Stat		Leaders
Points/Game	23.1	Brittney Griner, Phoenix
Rebounds/Game	12.2	Jonquel Jones, Connecticut
Assists/Game	7.5	Sue Bird, Seattle
Steals/Game	2.1	Moriah Jefferson, San Antonio
Efficiency	21.1	Sylvia Fowles, Minnesota
Minutes/Game	33.3	Kayla McBride, San Antonio
Field Goal Percentage	67.4	Sylvia Fowles, Minnesota
3-Point Percentage	100.0	Cierra Burdick, New York
Free Throw Percentage	100.0	14 tied
Points/40 Min	28.7	Sylvia Fowles, Minnesota
Rebounds/40 Min	16.6	Jonquel Jones, Connecticut

Team Leaderboard

Stat		Leaders
Points For/Game	87.8	Minnesota
Points Allowed/Game	75.6	Minnesota
Points/Possession	1.087	Los Angeles
Points Allowed/Def. Poss.	0.928	Minnesota
Rebounds/Game	37.0	New York
Assists/Game	21.7	Minnesota
Steals/Game	8.7	Los Angeles
Field Goal Percentage	49.2	Los Angeles
3-Point Percentage	43.3	Connecticut
Free Throw Percentage	87.7	Washington

Insights

Los Angeles ranks first in the WNBA in points per possession (1.087)

Washington is ranked first in the WNBA in 3-pointers made with 103

Washington is ranked first in the WNBA in turnover percentage with 12.2

Connecticut is ranked No. 1 in the WNBA in 3-point percentage (43.3)

New York is currently first in the WNBA with field goal percentage, defense (41.1)

Washington ranks second in the WNBA in 2-point field goal percentage, defense (44.8)

Seattle is ranked No. 2 in the WNBA in 2-point field goal percentage (52.6)

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