The Wings got the No. 1 pick for a reason, finishing 9-31 last season and soon after starting a rebuild. Dallas hired new GM Curt Miller, who brought on Chris Koclanes as the team’s new coach. Leaders in the organization felt the team was building momentum, but the 2025 season probably isn’t going how they envisioned.

The Dallas Wings made a roster move Wednesday, one likely familiar to younger fans of the Indiana Hoosiers women's basketball team. Former Hoosier guard Grace B

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese lead WNBA All-Star players drafted within the last two years. Here's why that matters.

Ten years into their time in Texas, the Wings have been slow to find their footing and make their mark. The arrival of superstar rookie Paige Bueckers has

There's an opportunity to go into the break with some momentum if Dallas can upset Las Vegas. It's possible that the Wings could find themselves getting a boost going into the matchup against the Aces. Standout guard DiJonai Carrington has been out of the lineup since suffering a rib injury in June.

Sabally, now a three-time All-Star, was slated to suit up for the team drafted by Caitlin Clark, one of the two captains for this year's game. Sabally's replacement will be chosen by WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert, who already selected Minnesota Lynx guard Kayla McBride to fill in for the injured Rhyne Howard.

According to the Dallas Wings, Ogunbowale passed Maya Moore for 18th on the WNBA’s list of all-time 3-pointers made Wednesday night. The veteran guard hit a 3-pointer early in Dallas’ meeting with the Las Vegas Aces to bring her career total to 531.

Ogwumike passed Candice Dupree (6,895 points) by one point and is now behind Tamika Catchings, who scored 7,380 in her career.