'We’re All Learning': Paige Bueckers Gets Real On Dallas Wings Struggles With 0-4 Start

The 2025 WNBA season hasn’t exactly started the way Paige Bueckers probably dreamed. The No. 1 overall pick is still winless as a pro after the Dallas Wings dropped their first four games—tying them at the bottom of the standings with the Connecticut Sun.

What’s even more concerning is how this slow start feels like déjà vu for Dallas fans. Last year’s squad finished 9-31, and the early-season struggles suggest that the rebuild is still very much in progress.

Through it all, Bueckers has held her own. The former UConn standout is averaging 13.0 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 6.3 assists in her opening stretch—a balanced stat line that shows she’s impacting the game even while adjusting to the pace and pressure of the W.

In an interview with the Dallas Hoops Journal, Bueckers kept it real about the learning curve, especially in her role as a floor general.

“I can do a better job of getting our team organized just in transition and what we want our flow to look like,” she said. “Getting into first actions, and if we don’t get something in the first action, creating looks into second action.”

She continued, “Getting a better flow and sense of where everybody needs to be. We’re all learning and we’re all learning each other’s tendencies—where we like the ball, where to go after a cut, and stuff like that.”