On Thursday night, two potential WNBA Playoff teams trending in two completely different directions, met for a chance to claim the season series at American Airlines. The Dallas Wings, who hold the 8th seed in the current WNBA Playoff Standings, have a record of 3-7 in their last 10 games; while the Indiana Fever have been on fire winning all of their last 5 games for a record of 8-2 in their last 10 games.

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever return to North Texas on Thursday night for a highly anticipated matchup with the Dallas Wings at American Airlines Center.

The Dallas Wings were back in Arlington on Wednesday night to host a Toronto Tempo team that was on a nine-game losing streak. As a ten-point favorites, the Dallas Wings were also looking to end their own three-game losing streak, falling into a rough patch at the worst possible time as playoff near, with a record of 1-5 in the last six games.

The Dallas Wings were supposed to be hitting their stride. Instead, with the playoffs approaching, the Wings are searching for answers after dropping five of their last six games.

The WNBA regular season is winding down, which means that playoffs are around the corner. For the Connecticut Sun, however, it means the franchise will be moving to Houston to revive the Houston Comets franchise that was responsible for the only 4-peat in Major sports history.

The Dallas Wings returned to action against Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream on Wednesday night at College Park Center after the All-Star Break in Chicago, Illinois.

The Dallas Wings matched a franchise record with their sixth consecutive victory Sunday night, defeating the Los Angeles Sparks 90-82 at College Park Center to improve to 17-8 on the season.

The Dallas Wings returned to American Airlines Center for the first time after a successful 4-0 road trip and gave the home crowd another reason to celebrate Sunday night, defeating the Chicago Sky 96-91 in front of 13,236 fans.

The Dallas Wings returned to Texas to play against the Las Vegas Aces on Thursday night at College Park Center.

The Dallas Wings will look to secure their first winning streak of the 2026 season tonight as they take on the Chicago Sky at Wintrust Arena in Chicago.

Dallas Wings guard Paige Bueckers led the way with 18 points and seven assists, continuing her impressive sophomore campaign. Arike Ogunbowale added 16 points and three assists, while Jordin Canada Shepard dominated the glass with 16 rebounds to go along with 12 points and six assists.

The Dallas Wings are at home again in Arlington tonight looking to finally grab that first win in front of their fans, and it doesn’t get any easier with a fast-rising Washington Mystics squad coming in.

The Dallas Wings hosted the Minnesota Lynx on Wednesday night at College Park Center in Arlington in an early-season WNBA matchup between two Western Conference teams.

The legendary Houston Comets are officially returning to the WNBA in 2027 after league owners approved the relocation of the Connecticut Sun to Houston.

The Dallas Wings played their 2026 WNBA Season home opener in front of a sold out crowd tonight, as they hosted the Atlanta Dream in a key early-season WNBA match-up at College Park Center.

The Dallas Wings officially unveiled their new “Rebel Jersey” this week, introducing a bold alternate uniform design ahead of the upcoming WNBA season.

On Sunday night, Austin, Texas and the University of Texas' Moody Center played host to the Dallas WIngs and the Las Vegas Aces who squared off in a preseason exhibition. The WNBA received a warm welcome from the locals in Austin, as the lined up outside the arena several hours prior to tip-off with about an equal turnout for both ball clubs.

A highly anticipated debut is on the horizon as Paige Bueckers and Azzi Fudd take the floor with the Dallas Wings against the Indiana Fever

The spotlight was firmly on the No. 1 pick as the Dallas Wings officially introduced rookie guard Azzi Fudd during her first press conferenc

The road to a national title runs through North Texas this week as Azzi Fudd and the undefeated UConn Huskies women’s basketball prepare for