WNBA regular season has come to a close, and it's a quick turnaround to the playoffs, which get underway Sunday. Before that happens, it's time to look back at another exciting summer of basketball and make picks for every major award,

The WNBA awards are voted on by media memebers from league markets, including CT Insider's. Here's how she voted.

WNBA MVP debate has been clear for nearly the entire season as A'ja Wilson of the Las Vegas Aces has dominated on all fronts. The race wasn't even

Kelsey Plum wouldn't be able to believe it if A'ja Wilson isn't a unanimous choice for WNBA MVP. In a feature about Wilson by SB Nation's Noa Dalzell, Plum chimed in on her Las Vegas Aces teammate's pursuit of her third MVP award.

There's been a lot of record-breaking in the past seven months, so here are Yahoo Sports' ballots for end-of-season awards.

Wilson’s been on an inconceivable tear, and when asked about Wilson’s historic numbers this season, Caitlin Clark smiled while giving a glowing (but candid) review. Per Matthew Byrne of ClutchPoints, here’s what she shared:

WNBA's 28th season shatters records as Wilson, Clark, and Reese dominate stats, while attendance soars to new heights.

After a record-setting senior year as an Iowa Hawkeye, Caitlin Clark set more records – from scoring to TV viewership – as she stepped up to the WNBA.

Indiana Fever players are giving Caitlin Clark her flowers after their regular season finale marked the largest crowd in WNBA history.

Caitlin Clark will make her first appearance in the WNBA playoffs in the arena where she started her professional career. The Indiana Fever will play in Connecticut on Sunday as the league's postseason gets underway with four best-of-three series.

Despite the Indiana Fever suffering a 92-91 loss to the Washington Mystics on Thursday night, standout Fever rookie Caitlin Clark was part of history