Caitlin Clark named WNBA MVP favorite by RGIII over A'ja Wilson
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 16, 2026, 2:29 AM
Last updated Aug 16, 2026

Robert Griffin III has ranked Caitlin Clark as his top pick for the WNBA MVP award, placing her ahead of A'ja Wilson and Olivia Miles. Clark recently led the Indiana Fever to a 98-87 victory over the Dallas Wings, scoring 29 points and recording 10 assists. This performance contributed to Clark's impressive season, where she has helped the Fever reach a 22-12 record, sitting first in the Eastern Conference. Wilson, however, remains a strong contender for a fifth MVP title, continuing to deliver statistically strong performances for the Las Vegas Aces.
- •Clark scored 29 points and 10 assists against the Wings.
- •Indiana Fever is currently first in the Eastern Conference.
- •Clark has achieved 30 career double-doubles and 11 this season.
- •A'ja Wilson aims for her fifth MVP award with impressive stats.
- •Minnesota rookie Olivia Miles ranks third in RGIII's picks.
- 2:29 AMYahoo Sports — RGIII Names Caitlin Clark WNBA MVP Favorite Over A’ja Wilson
"Robert Griffin III placed Caitlin Clark atop his WNBA MVP rankings, ahead of four-time winner A’ja Wilson and Minnesota rookie Olivia Miles.
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