Offensive Power Rankings

Teams ranked by offensive rating — points scored per 100 possessions — from the same verified statistics the model runs on. Offense only: these rankings carry no defensive measure.

These statistics are 102 hours old. The team-statistics feed last published October 14 at 15:21 UTC. Rankings are accurate as of that time, not as of now.

Season

Indiana Fever 28-16 113.4 84.6 Pace 96.0 PTS/G

Las Vegas Aces 31-13 112.1 81.6 Pace 91.5 PTS/G

Minnesota Lynx 33-11 111.2 81.7 Pace 90.8 PTS/G

Dallas Wings 27-17 109.4 81.7 Pace 89.4 PTS/G

New York Liberty 26-18 109.4 81.9 Pace 89.6 PTS/G

Atlanta Dream 30-14 108.6 84.1 Pace 91.3 PTS/G

Golden State Valkyries 32-12 106.1 77.4 Pace 82.2 PTS/G

Portland Fire 17-27 104.7 82.4 Pace 86.2 PTS/G

Washington Mystics 28-16 103.9 80.8 Pace 84.0 PTS/G

Toronto Tempo 11-33 103.8 82.5 Pace 85.7 PTS/G

Los Angeles Sparks 16-28 103.8 83.9 Pace 87.0 PTS/G

Phoenix Mercury 16-28 103.2 81.7 Pace 84.4 PTS/G

Chicago Sky 16-28 102.4 84.8 Pace 86.8 PTS/G

Seattle Storm 8-36 98.6 83.3 Pace 82.2 PTS/G

Connecticut Sun 11-33 95.8 82.3 Pace 78.9 PTS/G

Bars compare offensive rating across the season field only — the scale runs 95.8 to 113.4 points per 100 possessions, not from zero.

Reading these numbers

Offensive rating

Points scored per 100 possessions, computed as points ÷ possessions × 100, where possessions = FGA − OREB + TOV + 0.44 × FTA. It measures scoring efficiency, not overall team strength.

Recent form

The difference between a team's last-7 offensive rating and its season rating. Positive means the team has scored more efficiently lately than it has all year. Compare it against the league figure in the note above — form moves league-wide, not just per team.

Pace

Estimated possessions per game. High pace raises both teams' point totals without implying either is more efficient, which is why the total and the rating are read together.