Who will sit atop the WNBA?
More directly, who are the Dallas Wings’ top competitors in chasing a WNBA championship? Dallas Wings forward Natasha Howard (6) and guard Arike Ogunbowale (24) celebrate a lead over the Chicago Sky during a May 15 game in Arlington.
The Wings won 87-79. (AP Photo/Brandon Wade) SPONSORED CONTENT The Dallas Wings began the 2024 WNBA season coming off the best season in franchise history — the best, at least, since the franchise relocated to Texas in 2016.
Last year, the Wings won a playoff series for the first time during their time in Dallas. Naturally, they are hoping to take another step forward this season.
But there are, of course, several talented teams that could stand in their way. While it’s still early in the season, let’s look at the teams that could potentially interfere with the Wings in their quest to win a WNBA title. Phoenix Mercury The Wings picked up an early-season 107-92 win over the Mercury, but that doesn’t mean Phoenix isn’t capable of troubling Dallas later this season, including in the playoffs.