Dallas Wings Struggle Amid Injuries, Seek Rebuild After Playoff Miss

The Dallas Wings have struggled significantly through the 2025 WNBA season, enduring a 10-game losing streak and sitting at the bottom of the standings, despite adding Paige Bueckers to their roster. Injuries have further hampered the team, with key players like Ogunbowale and JJ Quinerly sidelined, and the Wings have been unable to build momentum, losing recent games to the Los Angeles Sparks and Phoenix Mercury. Looking ahead, Dallas holds the best odds for the No. 1 pick in the 2026 draft due to their continued poor performance and the WNBA's two-year lottery system, although they have traded away some draft assets. The Wings' front office and coaching changes have not yet translated into success, and their roster instability remains a major concern for future competitiveness. Meanwhile, other WNBA teams like the Seattle Storm have secured playoff spots, and analysis ranks the futures of non-playoff teams, highlighting the need for strong management and player development. Overall, the Wings face a challenging offseason to rebuild and improve their prospects in the coming years.