The latest in the WNBA rookie rankings reveals significant developments after an eventful month. Chicago Sky's Angel Reese has embarked on an impressive double-double streak, while Caitlin Clark of the Indiana Fever made history as the first rookie to achieve a triple-double. However, Cameron Brink faced a setback with a season-ending ACL injury. As the rankings incorporate a larger sample size, a comprehensive analysis utilizing advanced metrics like Win Shares, PER, and RAPTOR has been employed to determine each rookie's impact on their team's success. The addition of the RAPTOR metric has enhanced the evaluation process by considering the player's individual statistics and their influence on the game. With all teams now having played nearly half of the 40-game season, the rankings have transitioned to focusing on total wins added. The rookies are evaluated based on scoring, true shooting percentage, passing, rebounding, and defensive impact, providing an in-depth understanding of their performance relative to the rest of the league. Amidst the competitive field, two rookies stand out as frontrunners in their class, showcasing their potential for future success.