
July 16, 2025, Arlington, Texas, USA: Las Vegas Aces center AJA WILSON 22 reacts to a play during a WNBA, Basketball Damen, USA game between the Las Vegas Aces and Dallas Wings at College Park Center. Las Vegas wins 90-86. Arlington USA - ZUMAf180 20250716_zsp_f180_013 Copyright: xMarkxFannx
July 16, 2025, Arlington, Texas, USA: Las Vegas Aces center AJA WILSON 22 reacts to a play during a WNBA, Basketball Damen, USA game between the Las Vegas Aces and Dallas Wings at College Park Center. Las Vegas wins 90-86. Arlington USA - ZUMAf180 20250716_zsp_f180_013 Copyright: xMarkxFannx
2K ratings have somewhat always been a good measure of how the players have performed throughout the season, and this year's NBA 2K27 ratings are no different.
Below are the Top 10 WNBA players ranked based on their OVR in NBA 2K27.

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10. Sabrina Ionescu - 92
While the New York Liberty star has suffered from back and foot injuries this season, Ionescu's legacy was already enough to land her in a top spot. With a 92 mid-range shot and 91 three-point shot, Ionescu will be a joy to use for any player.
9. Rhyne Howard - 92
The four-time All-Star has been one of the most consistent players in the league with the Atlanta Dream and received a well-deserved 92 rating for it. Howard will be a force to be reckoned with in-game as one of the more complete forwards.
8. Kelsey Plum - 92
Plum might have been higher on the list if not for her recent unfortunate injury that kept her out for weeks. Regardless, the newest Phoenix Mercury star has already shown that she is an MVP-caliber player, and her stats on 2K reflect the same, from athleticism to elite three-point scoring (90).
7. Olivia Miles - 93
By far, the player who has surprised us all the most this season. Miles receives a well-deserved 93 rating and has almost already secured the Rookie of the Year honor for this season. Miles will probably be the player fans try out the most in-game, considering her massive hype.
6. Paige Bueckers - 96
As we enter the cream of the crop for this year's WNBA 2K27 players, last year's No. 1 overall pick is one of the best players you can have on your team when starting. With an 86 three-point shot and unbelievable 97 mid-range shooting, you can expect to swish the majority of your shots with the Dallas Wings star.
5. Breanna Stewart - 96
Stewart will always be one of the most effective forwards to use in-game, and this year is no different. With elite athleticism, inside scoring, ball-playing abilities, and a decent outside shot, it is almost a no-brainer for you to include the Liberty star in the squad.
4. Alyssa Thomas - 96
Easily one of the best defenders in the game, Thomas will be tough to go past, and her stats back it up with almost all touching 90 or more. Pair that up with elite mid-range and inside scoring, and she can pretty much carry your team on both ends of the floor.
3. Napheesa Collier - 97
Starting off the big guns now, and Collier has more than made her case to be a 97 overall rating last season itself. While she has just now slowly returned from a long-term injury, we all know what the Minnesota Lynx star is capable of, and that reflects on her in-game stats as well. Be it any attribute, Collier will pass with flying colors for you.
2. Caitlin Clark - 97
The face of the NBA 2K27 Deluxe Edition, Clark has been having her best season in the WNBA yet and is rewarded with a 97 rating. Headlined with a 96 three-point shot, Clark has the best outside scoring stats in the game and will be a regular on many players' squads as the best guard the WNBA has to offer.
1. A'ja Wilson - 97
The reigning champion, four-time MVP, and still the best player in the WNBA this season, putting Wilson at the top was as easy a decision as it gets. There is nothing the Las Vegas Aces star can't do in-game, with her inside scoring and defending stats leading the way. Pair Wilson and Clark together, and it will be a long game for your opponent on both ends of the floor.
So, which WNBA player are you picking for your dream team? Let us know in the comments.
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