On Saturday night in Arlington, Texas, the Dallas Wings edged the Chicago Sky 93‑92 after a dramatic fourth‑quarter surge. With 12.5 seconds left, Li Yueru’s two free throws gave Dallas its first lead. The Wings finished the game with a season‑high 36 points in the final period to secure their sixth straight home victory today.

Paige Bueckers lit the rally, pouring in 19 points and hitting 10 of 11 during a critical stretch. She also dished out eight assists and grabbed seven rebounds. Bueckers’ four‑point play with 30.6 seconds left narrowed the gap to a single point, keeping the momentum alive as the Wings pushed toward a hard‑earned victory.

Dallas entered the fourth quarter down 15 points, the largest deficit in franchise history since the 2023 comeback. The Wings’ 20‑0 run in the final stretch turned a 71‑57 lead into a 93‑92 win. This marks the team’s sixth consecutive home victory, solidifying their standing in a competitive Western Conference for the season and series.

Rookie Azzi Fudd added 13 points, while veteran Arike Ogunbowale contributed 12 as the Wings matched last season’s win total. Chicago’s Kamilla Cardoso scored 26, but the Sky fell to their tenth loss in eleven games. Dallas’ comeback underscores the Wings’ resilience and positions them as a playoff contender.