WNBA winners and losers: How the league-leading Lynx, lightning-rod Fever and Caitlin Clark are faring at the season's quarter mark

At the quarter-mark of the WNBA's 30th anniversary season, the Minnesota Lynx hold the No. 1 seed despite star Napheesa Collier not having played a single minute. The Las Vegas Aces, Atlanta, and Dallas round out the top four in standings, while Indiana and New York sit in the middle of the pack. Expansion teams including second-year club Golden State are holding their own, and Caitlin Clark's Indiana Fever remain a focal point of attention throughout the league.