When the Seattle Storm traded Jewell Loyd away for the No. 2 Overall pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft, they knew it was because they could get an excellent player. Not just excellent, but a generational franchise player to lead them into their next chapter. While Paige Bueckers was the unanimous No. 1 overall pick this year, it became clear in the weeks leading up to the draft that the presumed No. 2 pick may also be a historically good player.
It all started when Olivia Miles decided to go back for another year in college instead of declare for the draft. In the fallout of that, Dominique Malonga’s
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