WNBA playoffs have arrived, and Sunday's quadruple header is in the books. Early on, the New York Liberty cruised past the Atlanta Dream, the Connecticut Sun pulled away from the Indiana Fever in the second half and the Minnesota Lynx survived a late scare to get past the Phoenix Lynx.

A’ja Wilson scored 21 points and blocked five shots after earning her record-tying third MVP award, and the two-time defending-champion Las Vegas Aces held the Seattle Storm to a pair of free throws i

A'ja Wilson is U'nanimous. The Las Vegas Aces star was crowned the WNBA's MVP for the third time, and ESPN's Michael Voepel reported she received all

Fiebich might be new to the WNBA, but she is no stranger to high-level competition, whether that’s playing in the EuroLeague or in the recent Paris Olympics for her native Germany. She also won MVP of the Spanish league this past season. “We’ve raved about her contributions all season long, and it’s a no-brainer,” Brondello said.

The No. 1 New York Liberty started Sunday’s slate of WNBA playoff games with an 83-69 win over the No. 8 Atlanta Dream. New York can sweep the series with a win Tuesday, while Atlanta will look to force a Game 3.