The Dallas Wings are in the middle of a head coaching search after dismissing Chris Koclanes, who was only given one year to lead the Wings. And that one year was a bad one, as the Wings went just 10-34, finished tied for the worst record in the WNBA despite Paige Bueckers making an All-WNBA Second Team after a historic season.
The Dallas Wings recently just made the correct decision to fire head coach Chris Koclanes after a 10-34 season in which he was constantly criticized by fans and the media, players seemed to be confused at a lot of his play calls, and the team didn't succeed despite a superstar in Paige Bueckers and another All-Star in Arike Ogunbowale.
With a statement from their General Manager, Curt Miller, the Dallas Wings have confirmed one of the biggest open secrets in the WNBA. Head Coach Chris Koclanes has been relieved of his duties after a dismal 10-34 season.
The Dallas Wings are in the market for a new head coach after parting with Chris Koclanes on Tuesday. Koclanes, 35, was hired ahead of the 2025 season after spending one and a half years as an assistant coach at Southern California.
The Dallas Wings have already made their first big move this offseason. And it's a rather surprising one. Despite finishing tied for the league's worst record, the Wings have reportedly opted not to fire coach Chris Koclanes and will remain at the helm next season.
The Dallas Wings’ season is officially over, and though the record may tell one story, the players had good things to say about the year. One of those players is Aziaha, who spoke highly of head coach Chris Koclanes and what he did for her during her rookie season to help her blossom.
Dallas Wings head coach Chris Koclanes could be coaching his final game for the franchise in the season finale at home against the Phoenix Mercury. The first-year head coach has accrued the worst record in the WNBA this season while showing signs of struggles throughout the season.
The Dallas Wings will play their final game of the 2025 WNBA season on Thursday against the Phoenix Mercury. Dallas’ 9-34 record is currently the worst mark in the league.
The Dallas Wings have endured a difficult season to say the least. With just one game remaining on their regular season schedule, Dallas holds a league-worst 9-34 record.
The end of the regular season is just around the corner. But teams are still rummaging through their cards as they play the season out to the end. In this case, the Dallas Wings were dealt a bad card when rookie guard JJ Quinerly suffered a season-ending ACL injury.
The Dallas Wings fell to 9-29 on the 2025 WNBA season after their 90-81 loss to the Golden State Valkyries on Sunday. This marks the fifth consecutive game that Dallas has lost, and it have come up short in 10 of their past 11 contests overall.
The Dallas Wings suffered an 88-77 defeat to the New York Liberty at home on August 8, thus bringing their 2025 WNBA regular season record to 8-23. The
Paige Bueckers has come into the WNBA as the No. 1 overall pick for the Dallas Wings, but it hasn’t been up to everyone’s expectations, and it can be seen
Jackie Young scored 24 points, five teammates scored in double figures and the Las Vegas Aces had a season-high point total in a 106-80 victory against the Dallas Wings on Sunday afternoon in Arlington.
After Friday’s 86–76 loss to the Golden State Valkyries, Dallas Wings head coach Chris Koclanes offered insight into the team’s evolving rotation and decision to use smaller lineups.
The Dallas Wings fell 102-83 to the Indiana Fever on Sunday in a highly anticipated matchup featuring the league’s two most recent No. 1 picks—WNBA superstars Paige Bueckers and Caitlin Clark.
The Dallas Wings are building some continuity for the first time in weeks. After opening the season with heavy frontcourt instability and limited guard depth, Saturday’s practice gave head coach Chris Koclanes something to work with — structure.
One day after Paige Bueckers played nearly 37 minutes, scoring 27 points with six assists in a 94–86 loss to the Indiana Fever at American Airlines Center, she was ruled out against the Washington Mystics due to a right knee injury.
The Dallas Wings’ point guard rotation is taking on a new look. With veteran Tyasha Harris ruled out for the rest of the season after undergoing left knee surgery, rookie guard JJ Quinerly is now being relied on to help stabilize the position behind starter Paige Bueckers.
Dallas Wings point guard Paige Bueckers will miss at least two games after entering the WNBA’s concussion protocol, the team announced Friday. The No. 1 overall pick will be re-evaluated after the team’s road game Tuesday against the Seattle Storm.
The Dallas Wings fell to 0-4 on the 2025 WNBA season on Saturday, after they were defeated at home by the Atlanta Dream on Saturday. Nobody expected the Wings to compete for a WNBA championship this season, especially after going 9-31 one year ago and losing two of their three best players (Satou Sabally and Natasha Howard) from their 2024 roster.