It’s Olivia Miles, then everyone else.
Minnesota’s superstar rookie has dominated the conversation that surrounds her draft class, and for good reason. She’s been the engine for the Lynx, who sit atop the WNBA with a 28–7 record. The No. 2 pick filled the void left by Napheesa Collier, who recently returned after missing the first 27 games of the season due to offseason surgery on both ankles.
