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The Dallas Wings put the wraps on their WNBA season on a winning note as they breezed past the Seattle Storm 103-91. Paige Bueckers paced the host team\u2019s balanced attack as the Wings played with all engines firing to wrap up the regular season on a high note.<\/strong><\/p>\n The win extended Seattle\u2019s losing streak to five games, wrapping up a tough finish to the regular season, while Dallas proved why the core of that team is still formidable in the postseason.<\/p>\n One of the pivotal points in the second quarter with 4:35 remaining, when Seattle rookie Awa Fam tried to contest a jump shot by Bueckers. Bueckers made the jumper with contact, but the game officials commenced a review for a reckless closeout.<\/p>\n Video review determined the foul was actually a Flagrant 1. If called a Flagrant 1, the league\u2019s Flagrant Foul Policy stipulates a $500 fine for the first disciplinary penalty Fam\u2019s rookie year.<\/p>\n The Wings have already secured a franchise-record 20 wins and, with the league\u2019s most dynamic duo of guards continuing to shine, Dallas enters the playoffs with the momentum of having won 13 of its last 17.<\/p>\n Bueckers\u2019 floor leadership, Ogunbowale\u2019s scoring punch and Shepard\u2019s versatility will make Dallas a challenge to beat in the first round.<\/p>\n The best of & top moments from the game<\/strong><\/p>\n One hit after another upon one another, Dallas was on fire early. Led by Paige Bueckers\u2019 25 points, 7 assists and 5 rebounds on 60 percent shooting, Dallas kept the ball flying.<\/p>\n Arike Ogunbowale hit on her usual long-range bombs for 23 points. Jessica Shepard was all over the place, grabbing her monster triple-double with 20 points, 11 rebounds and 12 assists.<\/p>\n This time, Dallas was able to hold back the effort of Dominique Malonga, who scored 29 points, and rookie Awa Fam, with 22, but couldn\u2019t contain the offensive balance.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n