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Week 3 Fantasy WNBA Waiver Wire: Destanni Henderson and Natisha Hiedeman looking like must-add players

A look at which WNBA players to pick up in fantasy leagues.

Welcome to Bet For The Win’s Fantasy WNBA Waiver Wire. On a weekly basis, we’ll evaluate the landscape of the W to find which players are floating around ESPN’s leagues that fantasy managers should consider picking up.

We are officially approaching the three-week mark of the 2022 WNBA season and much of the uncertainty from the opening few weeks is becoming clearer. Mostly everyone has fulfilled their overseas obligations and is back on their W teams, making it easier to put a finger on what each roster is trying to accomplish on a nightly basis.

But that doesn’t mean fantasy rosters are intact. Here’s a look at some players that could be picked up from waivers.

Week 2 Fantasy WNBA Waiver Wire: Isabelle Harrison and Ezi Magbegor lead the way

Examining the Fantasy WNBA waiver wire.

The first little bit of the WNBA season is always tricky. Some players are still fulfilling their overseas commitments and coaches haven’t exactly nailed their rotations quite yet. Everything is still fluid this early on in the season, but with a comfortable amount of data thus far, here are the players you should keep an eye on ahead of the league’s second full week of games.

Fantasy WNBA draft preview: Sleepers, best picks and rookies to know

Looking at the top-5 WNBA players at every fantasy position.

ESPN has officially debuted its Fantasy Women’s Basketball league ahead of the 2022 WNBA season. It’s the first time one of the largest fantasy sports platforms has created the option to host WNBA-only leagued. With the inaugural fantasy season ahead, there’s a lot to be excited about.

With a head-to-head scoring system that offers a single point for points, rebounds, assists, and double for steals and blocks, a clear upper tier of players could separate themselves from the rest this season. Let’s run through and project the top five players for the guard and forward/center spots before rounding things out with a look at a few rookies and sleepers to keep an eye on this season.