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Breanna Stewart: the case for the GOAT
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The case for the GOAT
Breanna Stewart: the case for the GOAT
Forward · Storm, Liberty · Born 27 August 1994, Syracuse, New York, USA · Career 2016–present
A versatile 6-foot-4 forward who won titles with the Seattle Storm before leading the New York Liberty to their first championship.
Career highlights
- 3× WNBA champion
- 2× WNBA MVP
- 2× WNBA Finals MVP
- 3× Olympic gold medallist
- 4× NCAA champion and Final Four MOP
- 2016 Rookie of the Year
Why Breanna Stewart could be the GOAT
Stewart won four straight NCAA titles at UConn, each with the Final Four Most Outstanding Player award, a feat no one else has achieved. She then won WNBA titles with two franchises, two MVPs and three Olympic golds. Her résumé from college to the pros is as complete as anyone's.
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Breanna Stewart head to head
How the ranking works. Every head-to-head vote is a result, like a game. The standings use a Bradley–Terry model, the same idea behind chess ratings: beating a highly rated legend counts for more than beating a long shot. Ratings are shown on a chess-style scale centred on 1500.
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