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The crew will be joined throughout the night by Mavs legends Rolando Blackman, Nick Van Exel, Josh Howard and Dallas’ No. 1 pick on the 1981 draft Mark Aguirre. Dallas Wings guard Paige Bueckers, the No. 1 pick of the 2025 WNBA draft, and more surprise guests will be included throughout the evening.

Dallas Morning News

Maggie Hendricks: Dallas Wings just announced that Paige Bueckers will miss the next two games because she was placed in the WNBA concussion protocol. That is a bummer. She was getting treatment for a while after the game last night.

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The Mavericks have yet to publicly broadcast this position with loud volume, but all the behind-the-scenes whispers continue to suggest that they will refuse to entertain the idea of fielding trade offers for the No. 1 overall pick in the June 25 draft. .... The Mavericks have yet to publicly broadcast this position with loud volume, but all the behind-the-scenes whispers continue to suggest that they will refuse to entertain the idea of fielding trade offers for the No. 1 overall pick in the June 25 draft. It's an opportunity, materialized almost exactly a month after the WNBA's Dallas Wings drafted UConn star Paige Bueckers. that can't be squandered. When I asked a source close to the process last week if the Mavericks trading away the ability to draft Duke phenom Cooper Flagg away would be considered, I was emphatically told: "No chance." "No ... not even for Giannis," said another source briefed on the team's thinking.

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Kendra Andrews: BREAKING: the Phoenix Mercury are acquiring Satou Sabally from the Dallas Wings in three-team trade, sources tell me and @Alexa Philippou. One of the top free agents, Sabally made her desire to leave Dallas known, but because she is a cored player it had to be done via trade.

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Detroit Pistons owner Tom Gores submitted a bid for the city to receive a WNBA franchise, sources told Yahoo Sports. The Detroit Shock were a big part of early WNBA history, winning championships in 2003, 2006 and 2008 before moving to Tulsa in 2010 — and before being rebranded as the Dallas Wings. The Shock set single-game records for attendance in the 2003 WNBA Finals as 22,076 fans filled the Palace of Auburn Hills to see Game 3 against the Los Angeles Sparks, and they matched that mark again in the 2007 Finals. Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever set the single-game regular-season record against the Washington Mystics this past season with 20,711.

Yahoo! Sports

The WNBA last season had its most-watched regular season in 24 years and its best attendance in 22 seasons. Some of the league's most popular players currently are competing in a new 3-on-3 league in South Florida called Unrivaled, founded by Olympic gold medalists Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart. ''We carry this on for him,'' said Satou Sabally, a forward with the WNBA's Dallas Wings who plays for the Phantom squad in Unrivaled. ''He would be so proud of this league. He would be proud of 'Phe and Stewie. I know that he's looking down and hopefully he's smiling and is proud of us.''

Minneapolis Star-Tribune

The WNBA — coming off one of its most successful years ever in terms of attendance and attention — had 12 teams this season; seven of those teams currently do not have coaches. The Dallas Wings are about to hire their fourth coach in seven seasons. The Atlanta Dream made the playoffs; they let Tanisha Wright go anyway. The Indiana Fever, with Caitlin Clark coming off her record-setting rookie year, fired Christie Sides over the weekend after a 1-8 start was turned around into a playoff berth. And on Monday, the Connecticut Sun and coach Stephanie White parted ways after back-to-back trips to the WNBA semifinals.

Associated Press

Dallas officials are poised to approve a 15-year deal designed to bring the WNBA’s Dallas Wings to the downtown convention center arena, three city officials told The Dallas Morning News. The City Council is scheduled to vote Wednesday on a resident use and incentive agreement for the Dallas Memorial Auditorium, part of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center downtown. The auditorium is planned to be renovated by 2026 as part of a larger redevelopment project.

Dallas Morning News

Brittney Griner had been harassed at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport earlier this month by a conservative YouTube personality as she and her Mercury teammates were traveling following a game against the Dallas Wings. Griner was speaking during a media availability on Monday about Phoenix’s interim coach Nikki Blue when the subject of travel was brought up.  “‘I’ll say this. I think we should have already had the option to use a different airline, a more private airline, charter flights,” Griner said, according to ESPN. “It’s a shame that it had to get to rock bottom, because I feel like waiting for something to happen and then making a change … you don’t know what that ‘something’s’ going to be. We’ve all seen what can happen in this world. And when you play the ‘let’s-wait-and-see game,’ you’re really playing with fire. You’re playing with people’s lives. “So I’m glad that they finally got it together — and, you know, are going to allow us to do this. It’s just a shame that it took so damn long, honestly.”

New York Post

Clutch Points: Mikal Bridges and Grant Williams in attendance for today's New York Liberty vs. Dallas Wings matchup 🙌 pic.twitter.com/66zYPbUv3J

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Scott Agness: Myles Turner was courtside today to see the Las Vegas Aces play at the Dallas Wings. Former Pacers assistant Tyler Marsh is now on the bench for the Aces, who have a league-best 12-2 record. pic.twitter.com/Ml4iamXZjY

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There are nine Texas teams playing the leagues mentioned by the NAACP: the NBA's Dallas Mavericks, San Antonio Spurs and Houston Rockets; the NHL's Dallas Stars; the WNBA's Dallas Wings; MLB's Texas Rangers and Houston Astros; and the NFL's Houston Texans and Dallas Cowboys.

ABC News

The Las Vegas Aces are honoring the career of WNBA legend Becky Hammon by raising her No. 25 jersey to the rafters at Michelob ULTRA Arena at halftime of the team’s Monday, September 13 game against the Dallas Wings. Tip is slated for 12 pm PT.

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The Dallas Mavericks will join four other NBA teams — the Cleveland Cavaliers, Indiana Pacers, Milwaukee Bucks and Sacramento Kings — for the third installment of the “Team Up For Change” virtual summit on Wednesday, Oct. 21, to unite, inspire and activate the NBA and WNBA’s shared commitment to racial equality and social justice. Three WNBA teams will also participate, including the Mavericks hometown WNBA team, the Dallas Wings, along with the Minnesota Lynx and Indiana Fever.

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