The WNBA houses its fair share of playmakers on every team, but with such a level of competition, the cream of the crop is naturally separated from the rest.

Below are the top 10 players with the most assist/turnover ratio in the game right now (players with at least 100 assists).

10. Olivia Miles - 1.70

The Minnesota Lynx breakout star, heavily favored to be this season's Rookie of the Year, has broken multiple records as a rookie and finds herself at the bottom of the assist/turnover category as well, with 1.70.

9. Caitlin Clark - 1.76

Being the Indiana Fever's primary facilitator with an otherwise flawless resume, Clark was heavily bashed by the media and critics for having a poor turnover rate early on in the season, but has since maintained an average of 8.2 assists against 4.7 turnovers per game.

8. Carla Leite - 1.78

Expansion side Portland Fire is blessed to have a player with Leite's talents. With an assist/turnover rate of 1.78, Leite is averaging more than five assists per game this season while boasting a 40%+ assist percentage.

7. Alyssa Thomas - 2.22

With a huge jump, we now look at the league's most efficient facilitators, with the Phoenix Mercury's Alyssa Thomas coming in at seventh. Thomas is currently averaging 8.4 assists against 3.9 turnovers per game.

6. Chelsea Gray - 2.30

Throughout her career, Gray has built a reputation as "Point Gawd," recognized league-wide for her exceptionally low turnover rates and high basketball IQ. With an assist/turnover ratio of 2.30, that claim is still justified by the veteran.

5. Paige Bueckers - 2.85

Throughout her time with the Dallas Wings, Bueckers has maintained elite decision-making and playmaking efficiency, but with an improved Wings team under head coach Jose Fernandez, Bueckers has now levelled up with an assist/turnover ratio of 2.85.

4. Veronica Burton - 2.95

The Golden State Valkyries could not have asked much more of Burton's playmaking abilities. While she currently holds an impressive 2.95 assist/turnover ratio, she also had the highest in the league last year among players with a minimum of 30 games played.

3. Jackie Young - 2.98

Yet another Las Vegas Aces guard on the list, and you can understand why they are the reigning champions. The duo of Young and Gray completely bosses the court on both ends as Young ranks third on the list with an assist/turnover ratio of 2.98.

2. Jessica Shephard - 3.03

The Dallas Wings co-star alongside Bueckers is the reason why Jose Fernandez's team can create an ample number of chances to score. With Shephard's 3.03 assist/turnover ratio, you can expect her to rarely ever miss a pass.

1. Jordin Canada - 3.15

Following the announcement of this year's WNBA All-Star starting lineup, Atlanta Dream head coach Karl Smesko believed that Canada should have been a part of it. And if we only go by statistics, she should have been one of the first guards to be considered as a starter with an assist/turnover ratio of 3.15.

So, who is your favorite guard amongst this list of stars? Let us know in the comments.

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