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2026 WNBA Rest & Travel Splits

2026 · Final regular-season games

Updated Thu, Jul 23, 7:02 AM EDT

Travel board →

The travel board counts the schedule tax; this one counts what it bought. Every team's record and average point differential in a given situation, next to the gap from that same team's season baseline — so a road-heavy team isn't punished twice. Read how the travel data is calculated.

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Opponent on 0 rest days; team had at least 1

12League games in this situation
8-4League record
+1.7League avg margin

Across all games, every point one team scores is a point another concedes, so the league's baseline margin is exactly 0.0. That makes the figure above the leaguewide effect itself: +1.7 points per game for the team in this situation. Individual teams swing far harder in both directions — that spread is the board below.

Rest edge

Ranked by margin vs. each team's own season baseline

#TeamRecordAvg marginSeasonVs. season
AtlantaDreamATL+4.1
ChicagoSkyCHI−2.2
ConnecticutSunCON1-0+3.0−7.1+10.1
DallasWingsDAL+4.0
Golden StateValkyriesGSV1-0+16.0+5.5+10.5
IndianaFeverIND2-1+8.7+5.9+2.8
Los AngelesSparksLAS0-1−27.0−5.1−21.9
Las VegasAcesLVA+4.7
MinnesotaLynxMIN+8.7
New YorkLibertyNYL1-1−9.5+2.3−11.8
PortlandFirePDX1-0+7.0−5.3+12.3
PhoenixMercuryPHX0-1−3.0−3.6+0.6
SeattleStormSEA1-0+15.0−5.1+20.1
TorontoTempoTOR1-0+2.0−4.4+6.4
WashingtonMysticsWAS−2.3

Average margin is team points minus opponent points, over final regular-season games only; ties are impossible in basketball, so every game lands in a win or a loss column. Conditions overlap — a back-to-back can also be a long-travel game. Teams with fewer than five games in a situation are listed but left unranked, since a two-game sample says nothing. These are descriptive splits, not causal estimates: they do not adjust for opponent strength, injuries, or home court.