The top teams in the league -- the Minnesota Lynx, Atlanta Dream, Las Vegas Aces, Phoenix Mercury and New York Liberty -- are fighting for playoff seeding and home-court advantage. But elsewhere in the WNBA standings, five teams, all within four games of each other, are realistically vying for the final three spots.

While a lot can change over the season’s final two weeks, the competition for the No. 7 and No. 8 seeds projects to be thrilling. Currently, the Golden State Valkyries, Indiana Fever, Los Angeles Sparks and Washington Mystics are in the running for the last two playoff spots.