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The 2026 WNBA GM Survey reveals the Las Vegas Aces as favorites, with A’ja Wilson projected as MVP. Paige Bueckers surpasses Caitlin Clark as the franchise cornerstone.

WNBA general managers see Aces everywhere. Las Vegas topped 17 of the 42 questions posed to general managers in the 2026 WNBA GM Survey released by the league on Tuesday. The league’s 30th season tips off on Friday.
Las Vegas was selected as the most likely to win the 2026 WNBA Finals, edging out New York and Atlanta. A’ja Wilson, a record four-time winner of the award, earned the nod of projected WNBA MVP. Breanna Stewart finished second, while Caitlin Clark and Allisha Gray earned votes.
The Aces also swept all four of the best individual position questions. Wilson was named best forward (47%) and best center (57%). Chelsea Gray was named best point guard, earning 73% of the votes over Clark (20%) and Paige Bueckers (7%). She split the vote evenly with Clark a year ago.
Jackie Young was named best shooting guard in a spread-out vote (27%). Bueckers finished second (20%), with votes going to Kelsey Mitchell (13%), (13%), Allisha Gray (13%), and . .
The survey indicated that the Las Vegas Aces are favored to win the 2026 WNBA Finals and topped 17 of the 42 questions posed to general managers.
A’ja Wilson is projected to win the WNBA MVP award in 2026, followed by Breanna Stewart in second place.
Paige Bueckers surpassed Caitlin Clark as the franchise cornerstone according to the GM survey results.
A’ja Wilson was named the best forward and center, while Chelsea Gray was recognized as the best point guard.
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Clark, who played in only 13 games in 2025 while dealing with a string of soft-tissue injuries, received votes in five categories, but did not top any of them heading into her third season. A year ago, she was named the player general managers most wanted to build a franchise, winning it with half of the votes.
She placed second this year behind reigning Rookie of the Year Paige Bueckers. Bueckers won with 33% (five of the 15 votes). Clark tied with Wilson for second at 20% (three votes) and Seattle’s Dominique Malonga had 13% (two). Stewart and Napheesa Collier each earned votes.
The 15 general managers voted to assess the best teams, players, coaches, offseason moves and more to answer a total of 42 questions ahead of the league’s 30th season. They were not allowed to vote for their own team or personnel. Percentages are based on the pool of respondents for each question, so GMs did not have to vote in each category. It is the 21st survey.
Wilson topped eight of the 42 questions, additionally taking the nod in the following:
Fifth-year head coach Becky Hammon was named the best manager/motivator of people and came up slightly short of Lynx leader Cheryl Reeve for best head coach. Gray earned half of the votes for active player who would make the best head coach someday, as well as all except one of the votes for best passer (93%, over Clark’s 7%) and best basketball IQ (93%, over Stewart’s 7%).
GMs voted Las Vegas (West) and New York (East) as the teams to play in the Commissioner’s Cup championship game.
Dallas was voted the most fun to watch (36%), the team that made the best overall moves in the offseason (47%), the most improved in 2026 (67%) and tied for the most promising young core (31% with Seattle). Indiana won all four categories a year ago.
It’s easy to see how the first two tie together. Atlanta, which traded for Angel Reese last month, finished second in each category. Reese tied with the Valkyries signing Williams as the player acquisition that will make the biggest impact. She tied with Smith for second (15%) in the offseason’s most surprising move, trailing New York’s free agent signing of Satou Sabally (23%).
The Wings return Bueckers, drafted Azzi Fudd at No. 1 and signed Smith in free agency. That move tied with Los Angeles’ signing of Ariel Atkins as the most underrated player acquisition. But Fudd is not the GMs’ vote to win Rookie of the Year. Olivia Miles, the second overall pick to Minnesota, received 73%, or 11 of 15 votes, to win the award. Fudd had 20% and Seattle’s Flau’jae Johnson had 7%.
Jose Fernandez, the Wings’ first-year head coach, finished second as the new or relocated head coach who will make the biggest impact on their new team. Sandy Brondello (71%), a two-time champion head coach who took the Toronto Tempo expansion job, was favored.