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Dallas Wings
Second round: Dana Evans (No. 13)
Grade: A-plus
The Dallas Wings and their fans should be soaring! With the first two picks in the 2021 draft, the Wings selected two potentially-generational bigs in Charli Collier and Awak Kuier.
Compared to the last big who went No. 1 in the draft A’ja Wilson (2018) Collier is not a surefire superstar. She notably struggled against higher-level competition in college. Yet, the potential is certainly there. Such potential might be there even more for Kuier, a 19-year-old who plays with enviable fluidity and poise. Sacrificing Katie Lou Samuelson in order to be able to acquire both Collier and Kueir, rather than having to settle for one of the two, was an absolute win.
WNBA draft: Shyla Heal goes pick No.8 to the Chicago Sky
Basketball by Jocelyn Airth Australia s Shyla Heal is heading to the WNBA. The 19-year-old s dream came true after the Chicago Sky selected Heal as the No.8 overall pick of the 2021 WNBA Draft. Heal has followed in the footsteps of Australian basketball stars Lauren Jackson, Penny Taylor, Kristen Veal, Kelsey Griffin, Alison Lacey, Liz Cambage, Alanna Smith and Ezi Magbegor, who each went in the first rounds of their respective WNBA Drafts. Heal follows in the footsteps of her famous father, Australian basketball great Shane Heal. Shane had stints in the NBA with the Minnesota Timberwolves and San Antonio Spurs as well as a decorated career with the national team and in the NBL.