2002 WNBA playoffs

2002 WNBA playoffs
DatesAugust 15–31, 2002
Final positions
ChampionsLos Angeles Sparks (Finals Champion)
Runners-upConnecticut Sun
Tournament statistics
Scoring leader (s)Tamika Whitmore (New York) (129)
Awards
MVPLisa Leslie (Los Angeles)
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The 2002 WNBA playoffs was the postseason for the Women's National Basketball Association's 2002 season which ended with the Western Conference champion and defending WNBA champion Los Angeles Sparks beating the Eastern Conference champion New York Liberty, 2–0. Lisa Leslie was named the MVP of the Finals.

Format

Regular season standings

Eastern Conference

Eastern Conference W L PCT Conf. GB
New York Liberty x1814.56311–10–
Charlotte Sting x1814.56312–9–
Washington Mystics x1715.53112–91.0
Indiana Fever x1616.50012–92.0
Orlando Miracle o1616.50013–82.0
Miami Sol o1517.46911–103.0
Cleveland Rockers o1022.3127–148.0
Detroit Shock o923.2816–159.0

Western Conference

Western Conference W L PCT Conf. GB
Los Angeles Sparks x257.78117–4–
Houston Comets x248.75016–51.0
Utah Starzz x2012.62512–95.0
Seattle Storm x1715.53110–118.0
Portland Fire o1616.5008–139.0
Sacramento Monarchs o1418.4388–1311.0
Phoenix Mercury o1121.3447–1414.0
Minnesota Lynx o1022.3136–1515.0

Note: Teams with an "X" clinched playoff spots.

Bracket

Conference semifinals
Best-of-3
Conference finals
Best-of-3
WNBA Finals
Best-of-3
         
E1 New York 2
E4 Indiana 1
E1 New York 2
Eastern Conference
E3 Washington 1
E2 Charlotte 0
E3 Washington 2
E1 New York 0
W1 Los Angeles 2
W1 Los Angeles 2
W4 Seattle 0
W1 Los Angeles 2
Western Conference
W3 Utah 0
W2 Houston 1
W3 Utah 2

Conference semifinals

- New York defeats Indiana, 2–1

- Washington defeats Charlotte, 2–0

- Los Angeles defeats Seattle, 2–0

- Utah defeats Houston, 2–1

Conference finals

- New York defeats Washington, 2–1

- Los Angeles defeats Utah, 2–0

WNBA Finals

- Los Angeles defeats New York, 2–0

See also

References

  1. ↑ "WNBA.com: Finals 2002". Archived from the original on January 9, 2015. Retrieved July 5, 2014.
  2. ↑ WNBA.com WNBA Playoffs History: 2002