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 SMALL FORWARD ANEESAH MORROW | 6'1 | LSU

Morrow might be the top talent in this draft, I really believe that. The only reason I don't have her #1 is because I don't think the Wings will consider it. They passed on Angel Reese last year, they don't have the best scouts. Morrow has the best all-around game on top of being a great scorer. Strong and skilled player with great shooting touch. Can spread the floor, can finish inside, sets good screens, crashes the boards, rebounds well, and can knock down the 3. Excellent scorer, averaged 26 PPG as a sophomore, she can obviously put points on the board.

On defense, she reminds me of Alyssa Thomas. She's that kind of bully. She's strong, she's physical, and she stands her ground. She's worthy of a top pick. She's actually a better fit with Dallas than Paige is. With Arike (top scorer in the league) and Carrington (1st Team Defense) in the backcourt already, what's the plan here for Paige? They spent the off-season loading up at guard. Dallas is not an ideal situation for Dallas. If I were Dallas, I would offer this pick to Seattle at #2 or Golden State at #5 in exchange for their 2027 1st round pick. The 2027 Draft will be loaded with stars and may end up being the best draft class of all-time.

GUARD PAIGE BUECKERS | 6'0 | UCONN

Paige has a super-quick release to her jump shot. She lulls you to sleep for a split second and then she unloads on you. She is accurate from deep 2 and 3-point range. She is a combo guard, but is more of a natural 2. She could develop into a good playmaker though, the skills are there.

If I was Paige's agent, I would tell Dallas not to draft her. Arike is ball-dominant and one of the top scorers in the league. It's her team. Then they traded for D.Carrington, who was on 1st Team All-Defense last season. A #1 pick and future star wants to go to a team where she can be handed the keys to the car. She's driving in the passenger seat with Dallas. She's driving the car in Seattle.

POINT GUARD OLIVIA MILES | 5'10 | NOTRE DAME

Ball dominant guard that can score well and has big play ability. Will have to go to the right team so that she can play her type of game.

A place like a new expansion team that's going to need a floor leader and scorer would be perfect. Miles would be an great option for Golden State, who somehow dropped to #5 in this draft. NBA expansion teams usually get a top 2 pick. Golden State might want to trade up for her.

What I would do: If I'm Chicago, I'm trying to get Aneesah Morrow to play SF. She won a national title with Reese, Morrow led the team in PPG (25.7) that season when she was just a sophomore. It would give Chicago the best rebounding team in the entire league plus much-needed scoring.

POWER FORWARD/CENTER KIKI IRIAFEN | 6'3 | USC

Iriafen is a gifted athlete and impacts the game in so many different ways. A versatile Forward, with good size and mobility, she was seen dunking in some workout videos. She had great coaching at Stanford for 3 years, and now she'll be joining Juju for 1 year to compete for a National Championship. Statistically, she could take a step back because she's the 2nd best player on her team. She'll have to fit in around Juju.

She'd be a weird fit in Chicago, who already have Reese and Cardosa. They need more scorers and playmakers on the wing more than anything. This is an awkward draft so far. The talent just isn't matching the team needs. A trade is imminent unless they think this could work for their rotation. Kiki was projected to go #1 before the season, is a polished and talented player.

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SMALL FORWARD SONIA CITRON | 6'1 |  NOTRE DAME

Really smooth player, has good size at 6'1. Can play guard or forward. Good ability to get clean shots off of the dribble.

Citron plays for one of the most talented teams in the country. Olivia Miles is a top 5 projection and Hidalgo will go #2 behind Juju Watkins in the 2027 WNBA Draft. 2 ball-dominant guards, and Citron was still able to put up good numbers as a 3rd option.

This is crazy that an expansion team would get the #5 pick in the draft. The WNBA needs to update their philosophy to look more like what the NBA does. Orlando received the #1 pick when they took Shaq.

GUARD AZZI FUDD | 5'11 | UCONN

Polished player with excellent coaching. Has been seasoned at the great UCONN, and has good game to go with it. Doesn't have many weaknesses and can play either backcourt position.

This seems like a player that Washington would like. Having taken Aliyah Edwards last year, who also went to UCONN. They elected to take a fundamentally sound player over Angel Reese. So they'd most likely take a more fundamentally sound Azi Fudd over Georgia Amoore.

POWER FORWARD MAKAYLA TIMPSON | 6'2 | FLORIDA STATE

Timpson is a tough, tough player. Solidly built, chiseled power forward. Is an elite shot blocker, averaging 3 blocker per game for Florida State.

The Sun are in full rebuild mode, after losing all 5 of their starters to free-agency or trades.

POINT GUARD GEORGIA AMOORE | 5'6 | VIRGINIA TECH/KENTUCKY

Usually, she's the fastest and quickest player on the court. Has excellent basketball suave. She's a great ball-handler, can push the ball fast in transition. Has played with bigs, so knows how to play off of them.

After literally losing all of their starters from last season, the Connecticut Sun are desperate for playmakers and scorers. Exhibit A: Georgia Amoore.

CENTER DOMINIQUE MALONGA | 6'6 | FRANCE

Nice long-term potential at the Center position, especially on defense.

The Sparks don't have their 2026 1st round pick, so they better swing for the fences on this one.

GUARD/FORWARD SHYANNE SELLERS | 6'2 | MARYLAND

Versatile player plays like a point guard, but with the size of a power forward. Is a leader for her team, can help the team in a variety of ways. Scoring, rebounding, playmaking, and solid defense.

The Sky do well in this draft if they follow my formula.

  POWER FORWARD/C JANIAH BARKER | 6'4 | UCLA

Barker is only a junior, but she can enter the draft since she'll be 22 years old before the cut-off.

This pick is based on potential. Barker has good potential. She'll only be 22 when the season starts, has a long frame, and runs the floor well. She'll be able to rim run, rebound, and protect the paint. The Lynx could use some depth in the frontcourt.

The Aces lost this pick as a result of league violations. Coach Hammons was suspended as well for her role in it.

However, the Aces made a genius selection in last year's draft. They were able to pick up 6'6 Elizabeth Kitley. I had her rated as a top 5 player in the 2025 WNBA Draft before her ACL injury. If she returns to form, she'll be a huge addition for an already great team. They have the personnel to go with the big line-up.