WNBA draft 2020: What all 12 teams are looking for on draft night

It will be a WNBA draft unlike any other, with no gathering in one spot or draftees walking up to the podium to get their new jerseys. But although the coronavirus pandemic canceled the NCAA tournament and has put sports -- and so many other things -- on hold for now, it won't stop the WNBA draft on Friday (ESPN/ESPN App, 7 p.m. ET).

Oregon Ducks guard Sabrina Ionescu has long been projected to be the No. 1 pick, and there seems to be a consensus among the league's coaches and general managers about the other three players who are expected to be lottery picks.

But there are always a few surprises. And while one big trade Wednesday already impacted the draft, there might be more deals in store.

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