List of Women's National Basketball Association career turnovers leaders

This is a list of Women's National Basketball Association players by total career regular season turnovers recorded.

WNBA Most turnovers recorded
Rank	Player	Turnovers	Most Recent Team
1	Becky Hammon	1224	San Antonio Stars
2	Tina Thompson	1217	Seattle Storm
3	Lisa Leslie	1193	Los Angeles Sparks
4	DeLisha Milton-Jones	1173	Atlanta Dream
5	Sue Bird	1147	Seattle Storm
6	Ticha Penicheiro	1134	Chicago Sky
7	Swin Cash	1128	New York Liberty
8	Tamika Catchings	1043	Indiana Fever
9	Diana Taurasi	1039	Phoenix Mercury
10	Shannon Johnson	939	Seattle Storm
11	Katie Smith	935	New York Liberty
12	Lindsay Whalen	921	Minnesota Lynx
13	Taj McWilliams-Franklin	900	Minnesota Lynx
14	Cappie Pondexter	855	Chicago Sky
14	Tanisha Wright	855	New York Liberty
16	Angel McCoughtry	832	Atlanta Dream
17	Katie Douglas	830	Connecticut Sun
18	Betty Lennox	800	Tulsa Shock
19	Chamique Holdsclaw	790	San Antonio Stars
20	Alana Beard	780	Los Angeles Sparks
21	Margo Dydek	759	Los Angeles Sparks
22	Tangela Smith	752	San Antonio Silver Stars
23	Plenette Pierson	738	Tulsa Shock
24	Michelle Snow	725	Los Angeles Sparks
25	Tamecka Dixon	718	Indiana Fever

All statistics are up to date as of the close of the 2016 WNBA season.

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Women's National Basketball Association (2016)

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Western Conference	Dallas Wings Los Angeles Sparks Minnesota Lynx Phoenix Mercury San Antonio Stars Seattle Storm

Annual events	Draft All-Star Game Playoffs Finals

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