Boston Tops Clark in 2026 WNBA All-Star Fan Vote
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- Aliyah Boston leads the second 2026 WNBA All-Star fan vote with 683,996 votes, narrowly ahead of Fever teammate Caitlin Clark at 670,510
- A'ja Wilson sits third with 659,057 votes despite leading the entire WNBA in scoring (25.1 PPG) and blocks (2.1 BPG), highlighting a fan-vote vs. stat-sheet split
- Paige Bueckers (640,026) of the Dallas Wings and Breanna Stewart (566,161) of the New York Liberty round out the top five in fan returns
- The rest of the top 10 includes Jessica Shepard (477,066), Angel Reese (470,748), Gabby Williams (451,450), Kelsey Mitchell (434,471) and Minnesota rookie Olivia Miles (397,080)
- Fan votes count for 50% of the starter formula, with current players and a media panel each contributing 25%; starters are the four guards and six frontcourt players with the best averaged weighted rank across all three groups
- The July 25 All-Star Game is set for Chicago's United Center and will air on ABC at 8:30 p.m. ET
- WNBA head coaches will select 12 reserves — three guards, five frontcourt players, four at either position — and are barred from voting for their own players
Why it matters: Wilson leads the league in scoring and blocks yet trails two Fever teammates in fan voting, showing how celebrity-driven ballots diverge from on-court production. The 50% player-and-media component is the built-in corrective: Boston and Clark still need to rank well across all three groups to lock in starter spots, not just win the popular vote.
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