Just like that, the WNBA’s 30th season is off and running. A lot is left to be said as each team is near or at the five-game mark, but the start to the regular season has brought plenty of clarity how each roster will look for the long haul.
There will be a trade deadline and unexpected shake-ups, but that’s not expected for the league’s fresh faces whom front offices invested significant draft capital in during the truncated offseason. The Lynx took Olivia Miles with the second pick in the draft and she looks to be Minnesota’s guard of the future as she remains the early Rookie of the Year frontrunner.
