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Dallas Wings relocation to American Airlines Center
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On August 2, 2026 the Dallas Wings hosted broke a two‑game skid with a 20‑2 third‑quarter surge, defeating the Connecticut Sun 83‑63 at College Park Center, with the game broadcast on ESPN and streamed on Disney+. The preview highlighted player performances Center. Jessica Shepard and injury updates but also noted the Wings’ long‑term tenancy at Arike Ogunbowale each contributed 15 points, while the university arena. Sun were hampered by Brittney Griner’s ongoing knee injury. The following day, next day the franchise announced a permanent move to downtown Dallas. Beginning with the 2027 season the Wings will play all home games at share the American Airlines Center, sharing the venue Center with the NBA’s Mavericks. A Mavericks under a 15‑year agreement with the city use agreement. Construction delays at the planned Dallas Memorial Auditorium made the arena a temporary solution, and CEO Greg Bibb called the relocation a “pivotal step” for the team’s growth. A new $55 million training facility were is also disclosed, positioning the team slated for greater visibility and fan access. Together, the snapshots trace the Wings’ transition from their historic College Park Center home to a new downtown arena, marking a pivotal step in the organization’s growth Dallas neighborhood, aiming to boost fan access and the broader promotion of visibility for women’s basketball in the region.
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- 2026-08-03 20:56 UTC Dallas Wings relocation to American Airlines Center
- 2026-08-03 16:23 UTC Dallas Wings relocation to American Airlines Center
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