According to the results of the Annual General Managers’ survey published on Thursday, Minnesota Near Napheesa Collier is preferred to win MVP honors and lead Lynx to WNBA.
Last season, Collier won the defensive player of the year and took Lynx to a franchise-cruise 30 wins and finals, while WNBA and all Wnba and all the defense won the first award.
Collier received 67 percent of the votes in the survey, and Mvp A’ja Wilson of Las Vegas Aces came third with 25 percent of Indiana Fever Caitlin Clark.
Lynx, who fell to New York Liberty in the 2024 WNBA Finals, received 60 percent of the votes to win all of them in 2025. New York took 20 percent and Las Vegas and Indiana with 10 percent.
Minnesota coach Cheryl Reeve de GMS support was selected as the best head coach with 83 percent. Aces’s Becky Hammon’u the other 17 percent.
The normal season opens with Lynx, who visits Collier and Lynx Dallas Wings, and the draft election number 1, Paige Bubekers – GMS’s choice of the rookie of the year.
Bueckers, who came to a national championship in Uconn, received 73 percent of the votes from GMS. However, when asked which rookie will be the best player in the league in five years, 60 percent was selected from Seattle Storm.
Clark, who energized the league during the rookie campaign of the year in 2024, received 50 percent of the votes when GMS was asked which player would want to build a team. Clark also tied Aces’s Chelsea Gray as the best score protector and finished it as the best shooting guard.
According to GMS, Clark’s team made the best general moves in Offseason. Fire received 64 percent of the votes and Dallas was the second 18 percent.
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