Diamond Miller

There's a reason Miller attempted the fifth-most free throws in college basketball last season. She has an explosive first step that makes her difficult to guard and the physical tools to boot, standing 6-foot-3 with a sizable wingspan. Miller can guard nearly any position on the floor and facilitate the offense when called upon, dishing out 2.9 assists per game last season. Miller's raw tools give her arguably the highest ceiling in the draft, but she'll need to improve her jump shot to reach that potential. She converted a career-low 22.0 percent from three last season despite 2.7 attempts per game from beyond the arc, a mark that will hardly make opposing defenses guard her near the three-point line. She also won't be the center of attention on a Lynx squad that features Naphessa Collier as the cornerstone, but there should be minutes available for the rookie flanking Kayla McBride in the backcourt.