Despite the Dallas Wings falling 106-87 to the Las Vegas Aces, led by MVP A’ja Wilson, guard Paige Bueckers made WNBA history by becoming the fastest rookie ever to surpass 500 points and 150 assists. This achievement highlights her emerging role as one of the most dynamic newcomers in the league during her inaugural season.

Consistent Scoring and Playmaking Highlight Bueckers’ Season

In Sunday’s game, Bueckers contributed 18 points, five rebounds, and four assists, but her overall season performance remains even more impressive. She reached the combined milestone of 500+ points and 150+ assists quicker than any other first-year player, showcasing her balanced scoring and distribution skills. In addition, Bueckers has maintained a streak of scoring in double digits in every game, now at 28 consecutive contests, ranking as the fourth-longest streak in WNBA history.

On Track to Join Rookie Legends and Challenge Franchise Records

Bueckers is shaping up to have one of the best rookie campaigns in WNBA history, with many fans advocating for her to win Rookie of the Year due to her outstanding contributions throughout the season. She also tied for seventh place in single-season assists for the Wings during the recent game with four assists. With only nine games left, averaging 5.4 assists per game, she is close to either matching or surpassing Skylar Diggins’ franchise record.