Recent declarations by former NBA players Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White testing the 2027 WNBA Draft via self-identification have highlighted the league's CBA language limiting eligibility to "players who are women," without a detailed biological or hormone definition. Traders assign 96.9% probability to no former NBA player being selected because WNBA drafts have always targeted female college and international prospects, physical differences make meaningful roster spots unrealistic, and the league faces pressure to clarify rules ahead of the April event. No precedent exists for male players entering the WNBA, and official responses indicate ongoing stakeholder discussions likely to reinforce traditional standards. Even if self-ID policies remain ambiguous, team decisions and potential CBA updates create substantial barriers to an actual draft selection.