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Updated 2026 WNBA MVP odds entering FIBA World Cup break

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The WNBA has paused for the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup and will resume its regular season on Sept. 17. All teams will have four more games and the eight clubs that have already clinched a playoff spot can use the opportunities to improve their seeding.

This season has been a banner one for the league, which is enjoying unprecedented ratings and an influx of attention. Some of that is due to myriad controversies that have spun out, but the action on the court has been great as the WNBA can boast a bevy of high-end superstars.

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The league’s elite players have a quick sprint to improve their MVP candidacies, though it appears that there’s a clear frontrunner to capture the top individual honor. And it’s a very familiar name.

Current 2026 WNBA regular season MVP odds

A’ja Wilson -1250 (via FanDuel)

Olivia Miles +800

Kelsey Mitchel +4500

Caitlin Clark +8000

Breanna Stewart +25000

Paige Bueckers +25000

Wilson adding to her impressive history

Based on this information it’s looking like Wilson is on a collision course with the fifth MVP of her career. She is already the all-time leader in this category and could further separate herself from Sheryl Swoopes, Lisa Leslie and Lauren Jackson (all tied with three).

The Las Vegas Aces stalwart is averaging 26.0 points, 9.4 rebounds and 3.2 assists this season. She’s also continued to be a menace on the defensive end with 2.0 blocks and 1.4 steals per contest.

Wilson will already go down as one of the greatest WNBA players ever to suit up yet it’s intriguing to consider just what her body of work will look like when she hangs up her sneakers. There is plenty of time for her to add to an incredible resume as she just turned 30 years old a few weeks ago and figures to have plenty in the tank.

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Source: Yahoo Sports

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