Caitlin Clark might only be in her second season, but Dallas Mavericks draft pick Cooper Flagg already has her on his WNBA Mount Rushmore.

This year, fans will account for 50 percent of the tallied votes. Then, current players and media members (me) account for 25 percent each of the vote. I've been asked to select four guards and six frontcourt players to be starters for the WNBA All-Star game. Let's break down my picks, starting with the guards and then forwards and centers.