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For the board (and Winkler), a new, more speculative chart by BabaGhanouj

I've waffled, but I'm thinking now of not making the Chart a pinned post. My reasons are:
• One pinned post is special, another dilutes the value of the mighty pin.
• The Recruiting Post is long, involved, and serves as a great reference. The chart, though it has reference value, is more of a speculative, what-if type of thing.
• Like Dillon, the Report is rock solid and needs solid footing/pinning. Like Baba, the Chart is fanciful and needs to float wherever we wish to take it.
• I'm slightly adverse to being part of the establishment.
• I'm too lazy (or scared) to contact the board ops, who may just boot me instead.

Anyway, enough frivolity, here is a more speculative, probably harder to comprehend chart. (Please let me know of errors.)



Notes:
For 2018-19 Marina is considered a PG along with Jordan Nixon and Katlyn Gilbert.
For 2019-20 Nixon, Gilbert and Anaya Peoples are considered PG's, but will undoubtedly play sometimes off the ball.
For the 2020 class I just used HoopGurlz rating, not an average.