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As the countdown to Thursday's 2021 WNBA draft (7 p.m. ET, ESPN/ESPN App) continues, the biggest question isn't focused on which player might be selected first. Texas junior Charli Collier remains the projected No. 1 pick. But with the Wings trading the No. 7 pick to the Los Angeles Sparks before Wednesday's draft trade deadline, now we wonder: Which player are the Sparks' targeting for that pick? Dallas still holds four of the first 13 selections, but now the Sparks have two in the first round. Could Los Angeles be after a local college star in UCLA's Michaela Onyenwere? If point guards Aari...
Photo by Jennifer Pottheiser /NBAE via Getty Images In the 2021 WNBA Draft, the Connecticut Sun got a dream scenario at No. 20 and could add two draft picks to their roster, the Chicago Sky got exactly what they needed plus a steal who should both make their roster, the Atlanta Dream and New York Liberty did both did a solid job and the Indiana Fever followed up a dull free agency period without a home run in the draft. Here are our draft grades for the East: Connecticut Sun (A-) Picks: 20. DiJonai Carrington (Baylor Lady Bears), 21. Micaela Kelly (Central Michigan Chippewas), 30. Aleah Goodm...
2021 WNBA Draft Tracker: Complete results, grades as Charli Collier taken with No. 1 pick by Dallas Wings As expected, the Dallas Wings took Collier with the first pick Apr 15, 2021 at 10:19 pm ET6 min read The 2021 WNBA Draft is in the books, and as expected the Dallas Wings started the night by selecting Texas center Charli Collier and Finnish center Awak Kuier. They needed depth in the frontcourt, so that was no surprise. Collier is WNBA ready and Kuier has perhaps the most potential of any player in this class. Aari McDonald, Arizona's NCAA Women's Tournament s...