The Dallas Wings are on fire in the WNBA

With a three-game winning streak and the second seed in the WNBA Western Conference. The Dallas Wings are rising this month.

The team’s 40-point victory over the Minnesota Lynx last week set a new mark. That is the greatest victory margin in Wings franchise annals. 37 points in 2000 served as their previous high mark.

Prior to the All-Star break, Wings forward Natasha Howard was awarded the Western Conference’s Player of the Week.
The Wings are currently tied for fourth in the league in terms of total points. They scored per game and lead the league in rebounds per game.

However, the 2022 champion Las Vegas Aces, who are currently the top seed in the Western Conference with a 19-2 record. They are still a serious rival.

Arike Ogunbowale and Satou Sabally, players for the Wings, displayed their talent last weekend during the All-Star festivities on a national stage.

With more than 20 minutes of playing time apiece, Ogunbowale and Sabally finished the main match as their teams’ third-highest scorers.
Ogunbowale finished third in the 3-point competition as well.
On Wednesday, the Wings play the New York Liberty in Brooklyn, and on Saturday, they travel back home to Arlington to play the Los Angeles Sparks.