Dallas Wings facing massive Arike Ogunbowale decision

The 2025 WNBA regular season is over, and once again, the Dallas Wings finished as bottom feeders. They went 10-34 this season after the addition of Paige Bueckers as last year's first overall pick, just a hair better than they were the season before, when they went 9-31. It's clear that the franchise's priority should be to build around Bueckers, who will likely win the Rookie of the Year and possibly land on the All-WNBA First Team despite the team's lack of success. But how should they best go about it? ESPN's Michael Voepel detailed what's next for the Wings, including asking the biggest question: "Is it time for the Wings and [Arike] Ogunbowale to part?" "She has been the face of the franchise since being selected No. 5 in the 2019 draft," Voepel started. "She was limited to 29 games this season, not playing after Aug. 10 because of knee tendinitis. She also recorded the lowest scoring average (15.5 PPG) and field goal percentage (36.4) of her WNBA career. Ogunbowale will turn 29 in March, so she is sti