WNBA Games Today: Is There a Basketball Game Tonight? Monday’s Complete TV Schedule

Find out all you need to know about tonight's WNBA slate as Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings get ready to face the Golden State Valkyries.

The WNBA is finally getting towards the business end of its season. Each game can turn a team’s playoff chances upside down. The Indiana Fever defeated the Atlanta Dream 95-91 in overtime, which further increased their chances to lock up a top-4 spot.

The Portland Fire overcame the Phoenix Mercury 88-85 to remain at the Wings’ heels. Now, let’s have a look at what clashes are scheduled for tonight.

The WNBA is set to showcase just one game today, but it is another mouthwatering clash.

Wings-Valkyries Is the Only WNBA Game on Monday

The matchup is particularly crucial for Dallas because the Wings have already lost twice to Golden State this season, including a 94-76 loss on Aug 7. They will now face the Valkyries at a crucial point during the season.

The Wings have stumbled into a rough patch, as they are 3-7 in their last 10 games and 20-15 over the season. On the other hand, the Valkyries are flying high with 5 consecutive wins coming into this game. If the Valkyries manage to go past the Wings, they will be in a comfortable spot to achieve a top-2 seed.

The Wings currently stand at No. 8 in the standings, on the very edge of their qualification scenario. Unfortunately for them, Dallas will be without two key players.

Dallas Wings vs Golden State Valkyries: Injury Report (via the WNBA)

Dallas Wings

Player Name Current Status Reason
Azzi Fudd Out Injury/Illness – Right Knee; right knee
Aziaha James Out Injury/Illness – Left Leg; lower left leg
Jessica Shepard Probable Injury/Illness – Right Ankle; right ankle

Golden State Valkyries

Player Name Current Status Reason
Janelle Salaun Questionable Injury/Illness – Right Knee; Soreness

 

When and Where to Watch the WNBA Games Today?

Game: Dallas Wings vs Golden State Valkyries
Time:  10 p.m. ET
Location: Chase Center, San Francisco
TV: NBCSN
Streaming: Peacock

Dallas Wings vs Golden State Valkyries: Preview

The Wings have a tall task ahead of them against the best defense in the league. The Valkyries concede only 76.9 points per game, which is 5.5 points less than the next-best team.

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The Wings’ offense has already been blunted by the absences of Fudd and James. They will need Shepard to suit up, as she has been arguably their second-best player this season. However, the player to watch out for will still be the talented Paige Bueckers.

Stat Leaders (Per Game) Dallas Wings Golden State Valkyries
Points Paige Bueckers (20.5) Gabby Williams (14.6)
Assists Paige Bueckers (5.8) Veronica Burton (5.5)
Rebounds Jessica Shepard (11.4) Kiah Stokes (5.3)
3PM Azzi Fudd (2.1) Janelle Salaun (2.5)
3P% (min. three 3PA/game) Azzi Fudd (39.7%) Janelle Salaun (39.8%)

 

With Fudd out, Dallas will miss their best perimeter shooter. The Valkyries could miss their outside threat as well. The game is shaping up to be a hard-fought one, so make sure to tune in!

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