LAS VEGAS — Kahleah Copper’s ability to pick apart defenses is a thing of beauty.
When the 6-1 wing drives in transition, she’s like a speeding freight train, leaving defenders stumbling on their back foot. In the halfcourt, she’s a chef, dicing up double-teams in the paint before kicking the ball out to a teammate or scoring through contact. In one-on-one scenarios, Copper shifts her body to elevate around her defender to the rim.
