Ruthy Hebard

Hebard couldn't find consistent minutes with the Sky during the 2022 campaign, averaging just 9.7 minutes over her 24 appearances with the club. That said, Hebard was efficient with her playing time the previous two seasons, and the offseason departures of Emma Meesseman and Candace Parker from the team's frontcourt should leave ample minutes for the taking. Hebard has shot north of 51.0 percent from the field in each of her first three professional campaigns and averaged 10-plus boards per 40 in both 2020 and 2021, so there's reason for optimism regarding her fantasy outlook entering 2023. Hebard seems likely to start the season on the sidelines after giving birth in early April, and the Sky also added Elizabeth Williams and Isabelle Harrison during the offseason, so it remains to be seen how much her role will grow when back in a full capacity.

Hebard saw a big bump in her workload early in 2021 with Candace Parker and Stefanie Dolson sidelined. But her minutes waned over time, and she saw just a handful of minutes during the Sky's playoff run. Hebard averaged 3.5 points and 2.7 rebounds over 12.1 minutes per game in her last 20 regular-season appearances (she missed two games). While Dolson is now in New York, the Sky added Emma Meesseman to the frontcourt mix, so Hebard is likely headed for a depth role again.