Diamond Miller

Miller showed promise as a rookie in 2023 and improved her game from beyond the arc by converting 30.7 percent of her three-point attempts after shooting just 22.0 percent from distance during her final season at Maryland. However, she had some overall struggles with efficiency and reached the charity stripe just 3.0 times per game after tallying 7.4 free-throw attempts per game as a senior with the Terrapins. The 23-year-old had some disappointing fantasy lines during her first professional season but still posted respectable results overall, averaging 12.1 points, 3.5 rebounds and 2.5 assists in 26.1 minutes per game over 32 appearances. She held down a starting role throughout her rookie season and should have room to grow in 2024. Miller underwent knee surgery in November, limiting her overseas play, but it seems likely that she'll be back to full health in time for the WNBA season. She won't need to handle a leading role in Minnesota as long as Napheesa Collier and Kayla McBride are playing alongside her. The team also added Courtney Williams, Alanna Smith and Natisha Hiedeman ahead of the 2024 campaign, but the Lynx will presumably continue to give Miller opportunities to develop in her second season in the league. The 23-year-old guard is slightly more inconsistent than some of the other mid-round fantasy options, but she also has considerable upside if she can take a step in her development this season.