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Point guard Jordin Canada returned to the Dream on Monday as they defeated Connecticut, 93-76, and moved into a second-place tie with Las Vegas in the WNBA standings.

Ahead of enshrinement weekend, let's take a closer look at where this year's class ranks in both leagues.

The Lynx clinched homecourt advantage throughout the WNBA playoff as they won their franchise-record 31st game Saturday.

Dallas signed Christyn Williams and extended a seven-day contract to Amy Okonkwo to give the Wings the league minimum eight players available for Friday night's loss to the Dream.

Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart are back, with more injured stars eyeing returns before the postseason.

Sabrina Ionescu and Jonquel Jones are out for Thursday night's game against the Washington Mystics. Ionescu injured a toe on her left foot, and Jones wasn't feeling well Thursday morning.

Some thrive in high-pressure situations. Some are the best players, period. Who is that go-to for every team?

Behind A'ja Wilson's 34 points, the Aces continued their torrid August, beating the Dream 81-75 for their franchise-record-tying 12th straight win.

Matthew Caldwell is leaving the two-time Stanley Cup winning Panthers to accept a 10-year deal as CEO of the NBA's Timberwolves and WNBA's Lynx, the teams announced Wednesday.

Which WNBA players have the most future potential? Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers and Angel Reese make our list.