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ESPN’s WNBA Mock Draft 2019: Predicting All Three Rounds

How might the 2019 WNBA draft shape up? Many of the top college seniors — as well as some draft-eligible juniors — were on display last weekend as the Power 5 conference tournaments were played.

The first half of Championship Week is complete, but in the WNBA we’re still waiting to find out the fate of Australian center Liz Cambage, who wants out of Dallas. An MVP candidate last season, Cambage wants to go to Los Angeles, which has been her preferred WNBA destination all along — going back to when she was drafted No. 2 overall by the Tulsa Shock, who later moved to Dallas and became the Wings.

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AP’s WNBA Coaches, GMs tab McCowan for top pick in Mock Draft

The Associated Press polled a panel of WNBA coaches and general managers for a mock draft of the two rounds this spring. Panelists were limited to college seniors and eligible foreign players, and they could not offer a pick for their own team. While last season there was a clear-cut No. 1 in A’ja Wilson, there is no consensus top pick this year. The top three picks remained the same from the first mock draft with Teaira McCowan, Asia Durr and Kalani Brown going 1-2-3.

The AP will periodically update the draft board.

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High Post Hoop’s WNBA Mock Draft: Big Board 7.0, and how to measure

We remain in a holding pattern on the Liz Cambage saga. But it is instructive that Bill Laimbeer hasn’t given up on getting the game-changing Australian from the Dallas Wings, and in this specific way: clearly, he thinks a path to the championship is through a lineup featuring a five next to A’ja Wilson at the four, rather than utilizing Wilson as many in the league (and, full disclosure, I do, too) see her best: as a forward-thinking five.

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BBall Index’s 2019 WNBA Mock Draft: Pre-NCAA Tournament Edition

The value of adding another 3-point threat to the Aces lineup can’t be overstated. Ionescu, Kayla McBride and Kelsey Plum around A’ja Wilson could lift Vegas into the mix as a top-four offense. Ionescu as a third threat from the perimeter would allow them to better target soft spots in opposing defenses, and opponents can’t ignore her away from the ball to sit right in Wilson’s lap in the lane.

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