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Breanna Stewart has spent most of her basketball life being expected to win. Four NCAA championships, three WNBA titles, three Olympic gold medals, MVPs across multiple levels of the game, and she is still adding to the résumé. The remarkable part is not just how much she has won, but how little she looks like she is finished.

A’ja Wilson has reached the stage of greatness where comparison is no longer enough. Four MVPs, three championships, three Defensive Player of the Year awards and one of the most complete two-way games the WNBA has ever seen have made her more than a superstar. She is the standard this era is being measured against.

Angel Reese’s confidence has always been easy to see. From historic rebounding to an expanding offensive game, fashion, business and a growing platform, the more interesting story is what she’s learning to build with the space she refused to make smaller.

Gabby Williams doesn’t just defend possessions. She seems to understand where they are headed before the offense gets there. From France to Seattle to Golden State, her anticipation, versatility, and instincts have made her one of basketball’s most disruptive defenders.