WINGFLATION: A Dallas Wings Podcast
Aug 13, 2026 · 1 hr 10 min · 11 segments
Jack and Bryan recap the much-needed win against Toronto, dive into the recent 3-game skid that preceded it, address the unfortunate toxicity surrounding the fanbase/media landscape, and more!
Jack BoninHost
Bryan RobiHost
man shit was dark for a while there at the last the last three games before that some of the just toxicity online some of the just overall dark clouds surrounding the franchise and real i know i brought it up like last show like it's our fault because we started the podcast when things were good when page looked like the best player in the world uh and and now We're in the muck.
And we really needed this win against Toronto, who has lost 10 straight now, I think.
For a while, it looked like it was going to go the way of that Sun game, where we were just going to kind of build a lead in the second quarter, kind of just cruise.
no it i thought we were going to pull away a little bit sooner than we did we built what an 18 point lead we
really yeah after we had that we really never pulled away once they once they made a run in the second quarter and closed the gap we really never could pull maybe we stretched it back out to double do this like one more time but we never could just shut the door
right and then it shrank all the way to i think three what about four minutes left in the game five minutes left in the game probably four or three
I didn't have to think about that for too long, and that was nice because I was getting ready to pull my hair out.
Yeah, and the end of the Washington game, too, where the clutch rolls around, and they just short circuit, man.
And which is, it's so funny because they were a good clutch team early in the season.
It's like, Hey, if you don't get to like this empty side thing that you really want to get to, okay, we know you're going to swing the ball back to whichever big you have kind of standing in that above the break area and And they're either going to try and flow into a handoff or, you know, kick it to the opposite wing, go set a screen.
man shit was dark for a while there at the last the last three games before that some of the just toxicity online some of the just overall dark clouds surrounding the franchise and real i know i brought it up like last show like it's our fault because we started the podcast when things were good when page looked like the best player in the world uh and and now We're in the muck.
And we really needed this win against Toronto, who has lost 10 straight now, I think.
For a while, it looked like it was going to go the way of that Sun game, where we were just going to kind of build a lead in the second quarter, kind of just cruise.
no it i thought we were going to pull away a little bit sooner than we did we built what an 18 point lead we
really yeah after we had that we really never pulled away once they once they made a run in the second quarter and closed the gap we really never could pull maybe we stretched it back out to double do this like one more time but we never could just shut the door
right and then it shrank all the way to i think three what about four minutes left in the game five minutes left in the game probably four or three
I didn't have to think about that for too long, and that was nice because I was getting ready to pull my hair out.
Yeah, and the end of the Washington game, too, where the clutch rolls around, and they just short circuit, man.
And which is, it's so funny because they were a good clutch team early in the season.
It's like, Hey, if you don't get to like this empty side thing that you really want to get to, okay, we know you're going to swing the ball back to whichever big you have kind of standing in that above the break area and And they're either going to try and flow into a handoff or, you know, kick it to the opposite wing, go set a screen.
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