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Phoenix selected Diana Taurasi with the No. 1 pick in WNBA Draft 2004, and Washington took Alana Beard with the second selection.
Q&A: Q&A: Taurasi | Beard
Season starts May 20: Get your tickets now!

ESPN and NBA TV Draft commentator Ann Meyers recaps the 2004 WNBA Draft, the deepest and most versatile in the league's eight-year history.
Vera Jones post-draft Q&A
Believe the Hype: Diana Taurasi

ESPN and NBA TV Draft commentator Rebecca Lobo talks about what really went down off-camera at the WNBA Draft in Secaucus, N.J.
Ten Cool Things at the ESPN Zone
Pick's Peer Evaluations

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Charlotte: Q&A: Powell
Q&A: Mazzante

Minnesota: Q&A: Ohlde
Q&A: Hayden

Phoenix: Mercury Draft Day Gallery
Q&A: Taurasi

Sacramento: Q&A: Brunson

New York: Q&A: Christon

Detroit: Q&A: Tillis

Seattle: Storm Draft Central

Washington: Q&A: Beard

Connecticut: Q&A: Whalen

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The Phoenix Mercury will debut its top pick at Connecticut on ABC on Saturday, May 22 at 4 pm ET.
Schedules: Full | Team | TV

Meyers broke down the best backcourt players before the draft.

Ann Meyers analyzed the top forwards and centers.

Prior to the Draft, retired WNBA legend and NBA TV analyst Rebecca Lobo predicted where the top prospects would go.
Rebecca's Prospect Tracker

WNBA analyst Vera Jones predicts how teams will dig into the full spread of talented prospects.

The Mystics guard talks about the impact players in this year's Draft.

Catch the excitement of WNBA action in your area this season and see all the Draft picks this summer: