Bigger Building, Bigger Bar: Wings Head to the AAC in 2027, and Curt Miller's Winter Starts With Awak Kuier
By Danielle "Dee" Ortiz , RF Sports Radio WNBA voice Wings fans, eight days before the draft lottery that Dallas will watch from the outside, the franchise's offseason story is coming into focus. The building is getting bigger. The roster has to get better. And the first domino is a 6-foot-6 rim protector entering restricted free agency. The facts Wings CEO Greg Bibb told KERA's NTX Now that the team will play all of its home games at American Airlines Center next season, going from a little over 6,000 seats at UTA's College Park Center to nearly 20,000. "We've simply outgrown the building," Bibb said, adding the team has essentially sold out for three consecutive years. Memorial Auditorium remains the long-term plan once renovations are complete, but Bibb said that timeline is unclear. On the roster, general manager Curt Miller told The IX that retaining Awak Kuier is "absolutely" a priority. "She's a priority," Mill...