In the preseason edition of our top 25 rankings, here are the players -- from A'ja Wilson to Aliyah Boston -- we expect to be the best in 2024.
Jonquel Jones, Rhyne Howard, Sabrina Ionescu and Courtney Vandersloot headline the list of eight WNBA players who will participate in Saturday's skills challenge as part of All-Star Weekend.
Fashion is commonplace in the WNBA, and these stars showed out with stylish pregame apparel.
Rhyne Howard called her selection at No. 1 "a dream come true." Baylor's NaLyssa Smith went second to Indiana.
The Dream, Fever and Mystics had the first three picks of the draft and made the most out of all their selections to earn A grades.
With four picks in the first round, Indiana has a chance to remake its identity in Monday's draft, regardless of which player Atlanta selects No. 1.
