DiJonai Carrington jokingly said Paige Bueckers is "bothersome" during a media day ahead of Bueckers' anticipated return for the Dallas Wings DiJonai Carrington had a lighthearted response to Paige Bueckers’ playful antics during a joint media appearance Tuesday as the Dallas Wings prepared for their game against the Phoenix Mercury.

Paige Bueckers is back. Well, once again, she is sort of back.  Bueckers was on the floor again at Dallas Wings practice, coming off four straight missed games

Mercury forwards Alyssa Thomas and Natasha Mack are probable to return to the lineup. Thomas has missed the last five games with a left calf injury, while Mack has missed all 10 games with a back injury.

DiJonai Carrington, one of the Wings’ new guards and the WNBA’s Most Improved Player in 2024, has cultivated a unique online persona that has led to work with brands such as EOS, Savage Fenty and Reebok.

Sparks' Cameron Brink Challenges Controversial WNBA Rule Five Sparks scored in double figures — most notably, 21 points and a career-high five triples from Azura Stevens, along with 31 combined points by both Dearica Hamby and Kelsey Plum.

WNBA Star Did Not Like What Paige Bueckers Told Her After Wings' Fourth Straight Loss originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

"Like we only have ten bodies right now." That was how Dallas Wings head coach Chris Koclanes kicked off his postgame presser—half-stern, half-defeated, and fully telling. The post Dallas Wings HC Throws Paige Bueckers’ Teammates Under the Bus Before Pinpointing Reason Behind LA Spark Loss appeared first on EssentiallySports.