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2020 WNBA Playoffs Individual Single-Game Superlatives (Final) Points Rebounds Assists Pts Player, Team Date Reb Player, Team Date Ast Player, Team Date 37 Breanna Stewart, Sea. Oct 2 15 Breanna Stewart, Sea. Oct 2 16 Sue Bird, Sea. Oct 2 31 Breanna Stewart, Sea. Sep 27 15 DeWanna Bonner, Con. Sep 27 10 Danielle Robinson, L.V. Oct 4 31 Jasmine Thomas, Con. Sep 20 15 Napheesa Collier, Min. Sep 27 10 Sue Bird, Sea. Oct 4 29 Angel McCoughtry, L.V. Sep 27 14 Brianna Turner, Pho. Sep 17 9 Sue Bird, Sea. Sep 27 29 A'ja Wilson, L.V. Sep 22 14 Candace Parker, L.A. Sep 17 9 Diana Taurasi, Pho. Sep 17 28 Jewell Loyd, Sea. Oct 2 13 A'ja Wilson, L.V. Sep 27 8 Sue Bird, Sea. Sep 22 28 Diana Taurasi, Pho. Sep 17 13 DeWanna Bonner, Con. Sep 17 8 Alyssa Thomas, Con. Sep 15 28 Alyssa Thomas, Con. Sep 15 13 Alyssa Thomas, Con. Sep 15 26 Breanna Stewart, Sea. Oct 6 Steals Blocks Turnovers Stl Player, Team Date Blk Player, Team Date TO Player, Team Date 5 DeWanna Bonner, Con. Sep 29 7 A'ja Wilson, L.V. Sep 22 6 Alyssa Thomas, Con. Sep 29 5 Alyssa Thomas, Con. Sep 20 6 Napheesa Collier, Min. Sep 22 6 DeWanna Bonner, Con. Sep 22 4 Brionna Jones, Con. Sep 29 4 Breanna Stewart, Sea. Oct 2 5 Lindsay Allen, L.V. Oct 6 4 Damiris Dantas, Min. Sep 22 4 Brianna Turner, Pho. Sep 15 5 Angel McCoughtry, L.V. Sep 29 4 Odyssey Sims, Min. Sep 17 3 Natasha Howard, Sea. Oct 2 5 Jewell Loyd, Sea. Sep 24 3 on 12 occasions 3 A'ja Wilson, L.V. Sep 29 5 Skylar Diggins-Smith, Pho. Sep 15 3 DeWanna Bonner, Con. Sep 29 3 Napheesa Collier, Min. Sep 27 3 Beatrice Mompremier, Con. Sep 22 3 Beatrice Mompremier, Con. Sep 20 Field Goals Three-Point FGs Free Throws FG Player, Team Date 3FG Player, Team Date FT Player, Team Date 15 Breanna Stewart, Sea. Oct 2 6 Jasmine Thomas, Con. Sep 27 13 DeWanna Bonner, Con. Sep 15 14 Breanna Stewart, Sea. Sep 27 6 Diana Taurasi, Pho. Sep 17 9 A'ja Wilson, L.V. Sep 29 13 Angel McCoughtry, L.V. Sep 27 5 Breanna Stewart, Sea. Oct 4 9 Breanna Stewart, Sea. Sep 24 13 A'ja Wilson, L.V. Sep 22 5 Angel McCoughtry, L.V. Oct 2 9 Candace Parker, L.A. Sep 17 13 Jasmine Thomas, Con. Sep 20 5 Breanna Stewart, Sea. Oct 2 8 A'ja Wilson, L.V. Sep 24 11 Jewell Loyd, Sea. Oct 2 5 Damiris Dantas, Min. Sep 24 8 Odyssey Sims, Min. Sep 24 11 Alyssa Thomas, Con. Sep 29 5 Leilani Mitchell, Was. Sep 15 8 Alyssa Thomas, Con. Sep 15 7 A'ja Wilson, L.V. Oct 2 7 Alyssa Thomas, Con. Sep 27 7 Skylar Diggins-Smith, Pho. Sep 15.

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