2026-27 Season Snapshot

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107.5

Lg ORtg

80.8

Lg Pace

56

Lg TS%

51.6

Lg eFG%

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Best Net

GSV +9.5

29-11 record

Scoring Lead

A'ja Wilson

26.0 PPG

Best Defense

GSV 99.7

defensive rating

Featured Game

CON @ DAL

2026-08-30

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RAPM is on the player board now

It is a rolling multi-season adjusted plus-minus read, with the caveats left in plain sight: Trust, SE, Prior%, and flags all stay attached to the number.

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What the table is saying

Net Rating

Golden State Valkyries have the cleanest point-margin profile in the league

Golden State Valkyries are 29-11 with a +9.5 net rating. The shape is simple: 109.2 on offense, 99.7 on defense, and not much daylight for anyone else.

Scoring

A'ja Wilson is setting the scoring pace

26.0 points a night, 3.2 assists, 62.0% true shooting. That is the current box-score headline for LVA.

Defense

Golden State Valkyries are making possessions feel expensive

99.7 points allowed per 100 possessions is the best mark on the board. They are doing it at a 75.7 pace, so it is not just a slow-game illusion.

Tempo

Indiana Fever are pushing the tempo hardest

83.7 possessions per game puts them 2.9 above league average. Some teams walk it up; they clearly do not.

Bottom Line

Connecticut Sun are still trying to find the floor

10-30, -10.9 net, 97.8 offensive rating. The numbers are not cruel, exactly — just very blunt.

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