2: Nia Coffey, F, Chicago Sky
Here in the post-Elena Delle Donne world, the Chicago Sky are a bit of a puzzle. The roster is filled with talent, but not all of it makes for an obvious fit, from Imani Boyette and Stef Dolson as natural fives to finding enough playing time for both Courtney Vandersloot and Jamierra Faulkner at the point. But during Delle Donne’s absence last year in the WNBA playoffs, the Sky reminded everyone that they had plenty of scoring, even without one of the league’s preeminent shooters. Accordingly, expect the Sky, run by Brian Agler-mentored Amber Stocks, to take Coffey, a strong, tough wing who will guard threes and fours from the moment she steps on a WNBA court, and whose offensive game is multi-faceted with projection.