Cheryl Reeve wins record fifth WNBA Coach of the Year
The Associated Press (AP) has released their WNBA awards*. Player of the Year: A’ja Wilson DPOY: Angel Reese Rookie of the Year: Olivia Miles COTY: Cheryl Reeve 6POTY: Janelle Salaün MIP: Jessica Shepard *Note: These are not the league’s awards. Those haven’t been released.
First Team: A'ja Wilson, Breanna Stewart, Olivia Miles, Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell Second Team: Angel Reese, Paige Bueckers, Jackie Young, Rhyne Howard, Gabby Williams Comeback Player of the Year: Caitlin Clark
Feels like they were desperate to give CC at least 1 award for the clicks.
So the best defensive player in the league isn't one of the 5 best players in the league...the nba-fication of the league is almost complete. Chuck threes, score points, nothing else matters
I am #noticing that 6 award. Is it 6 woman of the year or 6th player? Whats the correct way we say this so I do not misgender. Should MNBA change too?
Leading the way in Minnesota ✨ Cheryl Reeve is the 2026 State Street Investment Management SPY WNBA Coach of the Year! Reeve led the Minnesota Lynx to a 33-11 regular season record and the No. 1 overall seed for the second straight season. #WNBASeason30
MY 2026 COY IS NATALIE NAKASE. ENJOY THAT 1 SEED THO!
I want to say I can’t argue, but I really feel that Nakase should have gotten this one. Show us the voting breakdown!
Congrats Coach Reeve!!! There were 3 really strong candidates and this doesn't negate the seasons Natalie Nakase and Sydney Johnson had. The Lynx were projected to finish 8th in the preseason. Obviously they smashed those expectations and a big reason is Coach Reeve. So congrats coach!!
Unlike their fans, neither #Lynx Coach Cheryl Reeve nor her players blamed the Game 1 loss on the officiating. Instead, they cited the obvious: Lack of flow on offense, and inability to move Breanna Stewart off the spots where she dominates. #Liberty @wnba.com
Two things can be true at the same time: poor officiating with phantom & very soft calls (even by regular season standards) going against the Lynx, plus the Lynx playing badly and not coming close to earning a win in the second half.
FWIW, #Lynx were 18-4 on the road, breaking the @WNBA record for road victories. And #Liberty remain mindful of last year's 1st round, where they won Game 1 in Phoenix in OT, got blown out at home in Game 2, then lost the decider in Phx thanks to Alyssa Thomas's triple double.