The Dallas Wings will seek to bounce back from their season-opening loss to the Minnesota Lynx (99-84) on Friday as they face the Seattle Storm on Monday night at 7 p.m. in Arlington. Fans can watch the game for free on KFAA (Ch. 29), part of a new broadcast agreement with TEGNA. The Wings hope for a better outcome against the Storm, having lost all four matchups last season. Key players include All-Star guard Arike Ogunbowale and No. 1 draft pick Paige Bueckers. Following the Seattle game, the Wings will travel for matches in Minneapolis, Atlanta, and Connecticut.
This Monday night, the Wings aim to bounce back after their 99-84 defeat against the Lynx on Friday.
ARLINGTON, Texas — Basketball enthusiasts in the Dallas-Fort Worth region can enjoy over half of the Dallas Wings’ 2025 games for free on KFAA! Here’s how to catch the action.
The Dallas Wings return to the court on Monday night — and you can watch for free on KFAA!
The Wings (0-1) face off against the Seattle Storm (0-1) at 7 p.m. Monday at College Park Center in Arlington. Coming off a season-opening defeat to the Minnesota Lynx on Friday night, the Wings are eager for a comeback.
The game will be broadcast live for free on KFAA (Ch. 29), the sister station of WFAA. This marks KFAA’s first game of the season as part of a new broadcast agreement between the Wings and TEGNA, the parent company of both WFAA and KFAA.
The Wings are looking to recover on Monday night after falling to the Lynx, 99-84, in their preseason match on Friday.
No. 1 overall draft choice Paige Bueckers tallied 10 points before a sold-out crowd at the College Park Center, while her UConn teammate Napheesa Collier netted 34 points for the Lynx in their victory.
All-Star guard Arike Ogunbowale led the Wings with 16 points, while DiJonai Carrington, acquired from the Connecticut Sun during the offseason as part of a roster overhaul following the Wings’ playoff absence in 2024, contributed 15 points.
Last season, the Wings struggled against the Storm, finishing the series with an 0-4 record. However, there’s a fresh start in Dallas this year with a new coach and roster. Additionally, one of Seattle’s key offensive players, forward Katie Lou Samuelson, is sidelined for the season due to an ACL injury.
Dallas Wings injury report
Seattle Storm injury report
- Katie Lou Samuelson: Out for the season (ACL tear)
- Nika Muhl: Out for the season (ACL tear)
Up next
Following Monday’s matchup against Seattle, the Wings will embark on a road trip, facing teams in Minneapolis, Atlanta, and Connecticut.
- Wednesday, May 21 | at Minnesota Lynx – 7 p.m. on KFAA
- Saturday, May 24 | at Atlanta Dream – 2 p.m. on KFAA
- Tuesday, May 27 | at Connecticut Sun – 6 p.m. on KFAA
How to watch the Dallas Wings on KFAA
The North Texas Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) team has announced a new broadcast rights partnership with TEGNA’s KFAA, designating WFAA’s sister station as the exclusive local TV partner of the Wings.
As part of this agreement, all Wings games not slated for national television will be offered for free over-the-air on KFAA (Ch. 29) in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. A few select games may also be aired on WFAA (Ch. 8).
Fans can tune into KFAA (Ch. 29) games via their cable, satellite, or streaming services, or by using an HD antenna. As of January 22, KFAA can be accessed through these providers in Dallas-Fort Worth: AT&T U-verse TV (Ch. 29/1029), Charter Spectrum (Ch. 29/1291), DIRECTV (Ch. 29), DIRECTV Stream, DISH (Ch. 29), Frontier Fiber (Ch. 29/529), Fubo, GEUS (Ch. 510), Grande Communications/Astound Broadband, OneSource Communications (Ch. 25), and Optimum (Ch. 10/14).