Dallas – Pieg Bukers have made their best to survive in a short time where he started a national championship with Yukon earlier this month, and now the number one overall selection in the WNBA draft has been donated to a Padium Cowboy hat in Dallas City Hall.
Buicers said on Wednesday “it’s crazy it is” “it’s been the last few weeks it was but
The next step is a training camp with the Dallas Wings, which starts on Sunday.
“Very excited for the next chapter,” the multi -faceted 23 -year -old Guard said.
On April 8, a packed lobby in Dallas City Hall was introduced by the donors and four other players, including Mayor, City Council and City Workers, who were watching from the second and third floors.
“Okay, it was Christmas nine days ago (in the draft). Of course, today’s new year or as the New Year’s Day optimism and all around the Dallas wings seemed,” New General Manager Cart Miller said.
There was never the question for Miller or wings, who would pick their top if they won the WNBA draft lottery.
Miller said, “The big picture is what we mean … we knew the exciting, exciting moment.” “Pieg is obviously from a national championship, one of the most well -equipped collegiate players and college basketball is one of the most skilled players in history.”
In addition to the mayor’s announcement, there were also cowboy hats for every draft of the wings: Buxa, 12th Overall Singing North Carolina State Azia James, Mississippi 14th Pick Madison Scott, West Virginia to JJ Queerly and 31st Pick Aeron from Bailor.
Buxers said, “Everyone talks about being part of a new family, talking about being part of a new city. Dallas is a great sports city, you may already feel love and support,” said Buxa. “There is so much new in this organization, so be part of something and make with each other and simply create a new sisterhood.”
A number of blocks were fully renovated from the Historic Tihasik Downtown Arena to become the new home of the wings next season, the launch press conference was held.
However, in its first season with the wings, the Buxes’ home games will be about 20 miles away at the UT-Elington College Park Center, where they will play in their tenth and final season since Oklahoma’s franchise was shifted from Tulsa.
2 June June except a home game. That night the wings will play Indiana and Catlin Clark, the overall selection of last year’s first number at the NBA’s Dallas Mavix’s house.
On Thursday, the Dallas City Council approved a 5 -year agreement worth $ 1 million to facilitate the team -pending action in the City City Council City. The Council once approved the $ 7.7 million renovation in the Arena, who moved to San Antonio in 1970, and joined the NBA after three years after the American Basketball Basketball Association’s Dallas Chaparals.
“We stand right here in this building, and we proudly announced that Dallas Wings will soon build Downtown Dallas their permanent home,” Mayor Eric Johnson said on Wednesday. “And since then, the tension has just grown, the fan base rallied and today we are moving forward the next big step. Welcome to all, in the future of Dallas Sports.”
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