Dallas Wings in the news as WNBA talks salary deal and team updates unfold. Pro team in Dallas–Fort Worth, Western Conference, owned by a group led by…
The WNBA has introduced a new collective bargaining agreement that significantly increases rookie salaries, starting with the No. 1 pick. Top prospects like Azzi Fudd and Lauren Betts are benefiting from the higher pay, while draft preparations highlight the league's growing popularity and financial strength.
San Antonio’s double-overtime win over Oklahoma City has become the Western Conference final’s most-watched Game 1, drawing 9.2 million on NBC/Peacock with a peak of 12 million. The increases come amid broader access on network television and revised Nielsen methodologies.
Sabrina Ionescu has been cleared to debut this season after an ankle issue, returning with a minutes restriction as the New York Liberty host the Dallas Wings. Sabally has been ramping up after a cyst and is expected to play around 20 minutes, with Carrera and Fiebich nearing debuts as New York aims to rebound from a recent skid.