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Player impact estimate, or PIE, is a stat used to measure the impact that a player is having on a team’s overall success.

Before the top seeded Las Vegas Aces host the third-seeded Connecticut Sun in Game 1 of the 2022 WNBA Finals presented by YouTube TV on Sunday, let's dig into the numbers to break down this matchup.

After 216 regular season games over the past 3½ months, the 2022 WNBA Playoffs have finally arrived, beginning Wednesday with a doubleheader on ESPN2 and ESPN. It took until the final day of the regular season to complete the field and set the first round matchups, and unlike the past six seasons, it will take more than one game to advance as the WNBA has shifted to a best-of-three format in the first round, followed by best-of-five in both the semifinals and Finals.

The Chicago Sky and Connecticut Sun met on Friday night in Uncasville in a rematch of last year's WNBA semifinals, when the sixth-seeded upset the top-ranked Sun in four games to advance to the WNBA Finals and eventually capture their first championship.

The highly anticipated two-game set between the Las Vegas Aces and Connecticut Sun showcased the league’s top two teams through the first quarter of the 2022 season. It ended in a draw, with Connecticut taking the first game 89-81 and Las Vegas rebounding two days later with a 97-90 win.

After splitting the first two games in Phoenix, the 2021 WNBA Finals shifted to Chicago for a pivotal Game 3 on Friday night. In front of a sellout crowd at Wintrust Arena, the Sky dominated the Mercury on both ends of the court as they led by 22 at the half and finished with a Finals record 36-point win to take a 2-1 series lead. Let’s dig into the numbers behind Chicago's historic win with a look inside the box score.

After dropping Game 1 at home, the Phoenix Mercury were in desperate need of a win in Game 2 to even the 2021 WNBA Finals before the series shifts to Chicago. Behind 29 points from Brittney Griner and 20 from the GOAT Diana Taurasi, Phoenix earned a 91-86 win in overtime in front of their home fans at Footprint Center. Let's dig into the numbers behind Phoenix's win with a look inside the box score.

To celebrate Taurasi and the anniversary, here are 25 numbers you need to know about the WNBA’s GOAT.

After putting up 34 points and 16 rebounds in Washington's 87-83 win over Seattle on Tuesday, Tina Charles is now averaging 25.3 points through 13 games. If we get a bit more precise, Charles' average of 25.33 currently sits just above Taurasi's 25.29 from 15 seasons ago.