Projecting Caitlin Clark at No. 1 and all three rounds of the WNBA draft

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This is going to be a challenging season of change and new faces in Chicago, so the Sky would need patience with Cardoso, just like with the rest of the team.
LOS ANGELES SPARKS: RICKEA JACKSON Tennessee | SF | 6-foot-2 | senior Jackson was Tennessee's star the past two seasons and could be a boost to the Sparks with her scoring ability.
She also should be a top-notch defensive player for Los Angeles coach Curt Miller. 5. DALLAS WINGS: AALIYAH EDWARDS UConn | PF | 6-foot-3 | senior If Edwards is still available, the Wings don't seem likely to bypass her.
MINNESOTA LYNX: ISOBEL BORLASE Australia | PG | 5-foot-11 The 19-year-old appears to have a bright future ahead and already has played professionally with the Adelaide Lightning in the WNBL this season in Australia.