Paige Bueckers, a Dallas Wings player, expresses optimism about the WNBA's 2026 season despite ongoing CBA negotiations. In an interview with Elle Magazine, she emphasizes her belief in a resolution, stating, 'Yes, there'll be a season. We're going to figure it out.' Bueckers is excited about the team's potential, especially with the addition of Azzi Fudd, her former UConn Huskies teammate, who is expected to be drafted by the Wings. She also looks forward to her role with the team, saying, 'I'm just looking forward to continuing to build.'
Bueckers has a positive outlook on the team's future, feeling at home in Dallas despite a rough start. She's eager to work with Coach Jose Fernandez, who she believes has a good plan for the team. The Wings finished 10-34 last season, securing the No. 1 overall pick, and Bueckers is focused on the present, including free agency and the expansion draft. She's confident that the team will continue to grow and improve, stating, 'I'm really excited for the future.'
The WNBA's future remains uncertain, but Bueckers' optimism and dedication to the sport position her as a key player in the league's development. Her growth and involvement in the league will undoubtedly be a topic of interest as the season progresses.
