WNBA's Dallas Wings Reaping Benefits From Draft Choices
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The WNBA's Dallas Wings are reaping benefits in the standings and on their books from having back-to-back No. 1 draft choices, improving their won-loss record and boosting ticket revenue, according...
The WNBA's Dallas Wings are reaping benefits in the standings and on their books from having back-to-back No. 1 draft choices, improving their won-loss record and boosting ticket revenue, according to Chief Executive Officer Greg Bibb. He speaks with Bloomberg's Julie Fine. (Source: Bloomberg)
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