The Wings may be officially out of the playoff picture for the 2025 WNBA season, but they can set themselves up to make a big splash in 2026.

The No. 1 draft pick was already named an All-Star this season, and she just tied the WNBA’s rookie record with 44 points in Wednesday’s buzzer-beating loss in Los Angeles.

The Indiana Fever’s newest signing will look to help Stephanie White patch the loss of Caitlin Clark. Throughout her second season in the WNBA, Clark has posted 16.5 points, 5.0 rebounds and 8.8 assists per game for the Fever.

Maddy Siegrist led Dallas with 12 points. Paige Bueckers scored eight of the Wings' first 12 points but finished with just 11.

With 2 1/2 weeks left in the WNBA’s regular season, the league has already broken its single-season attendance record.

Setting the Tone Early From the opening tip, Seattle established pace and physicality. A 28–16 first quarter silenced the home crowd in Arlington and forced Dal

Mercury star Satou Sabally calls WNBA schedule "terrible" as CBA talks loom over player safety and season length.

Dallas Wings forward Maddy Siegrist has established herself as a core foundational piece for the organization as they go through a rebuild. Siegrist was the No.3 overall pick in the 2023 WNBA Draft and has dealt with an anterolateral tibial plateau fracture in her right knee that kept her out of the lineup for nearly two months this season.