The Dallas Wings fell just short in a 91-88 overtime loss to the Washington Mystics on Sunday night, dropping their record to 3-12 on the young season. Rookie guard Paige Bueckers tied the game at 84-84 with a deep three in the final seconds of regulation, notching 20 points, nine rebounds and seven assists, before ultimately losing out in extra time. Entering Monday, the Wings sit last in the Western Conference, a stark contrast to the 12-1 Minnesota Lynx at the top of the table. Yet, amid the team’s struggles, Bueckers has emerged as a bright spot. Through 11 games, she is one of only two guards in the entire league, alongside the Atlanta Dream’s Allisha Gray, averaging at least 18 points per game while shooting above 46% from the field. The Wings’ social media team shared this feat on Monday while encouraging fans to vote Bueckers into the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game on July 19. In her debut season, Bueckers has already celebrated multiple milestones. She recorded her first double-double (12 points, 10
