WNBA Regular Season Concludes with Playoff Picture Solidified

The WNBA regular season has wrapped up, with teams solidifying their playoff seeding and setting new franchise records. The Washington Mystics secured the No. 5 seed with their 101-93 victory over the Chicago Sky, marking a franchise-best 28 regular season wins. Meanwhile, the Atlanta Dream clinched the No. 4 seed, earning home-court advantage in the first round of the playoffs after a dominant 83-65 win against the New York Liberty. This victory also gave the Dream their best record in franchise history.

While the playoff picture is largely set, the final seeding for several teams was determined on the last day of the regular season. The Indiana Fever, despite a scoring streak ending for star Kelsey Mitchell, are also heading to the postseason. The Seattle Storm concluded their season with a loss, finishing with the league's worst record.