The 2022 WNBA draft remains months away, but that doesn’t mean teams around the league aren’t in the midst of scouting potential selections and discussing potential trades. Regardless of league, the draft is viewed by many as a great way for teams to build out their roster and prime themselves for success in the future. However, it’s also viewed as a trial of semi-controlled luck; sure, teams are able to scout athletes and analyze their odds of success via a number of factors, but at the end of the day, it’s really a bit of a crapshoot.
An Analysis of the Past 10 WNBA Drafts Using Win Shares Per Game
