With three of the first 10 picks in Thursday’s WNBA draft, the Dallas Wings look to impress the league as they begin a second season in Arlington.
After a 11-23 record in 2016, Dallas owns picks No. 3, 4 and 10, and with star guard Odyssey Sims gone to Los Angeles, the franchise must work to get back to the playoffs as it did in 2015.
The Wings also have the No. 23 pick in the second round, predicted to be Notre Dame guard Lindsay Allen, and the No.