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Luisa Geiselsoder

DAL C #18

14dThe Wings have temporarily suspended Luisa Geiselsöder (EuroBasket).

Geiselsöder is not in any trouble. With the Wings center competing for Germany in the upcoming FIBA Women’s EuroBasket tournament, she has been temporarily suspended. This allows Dallas to free up a roster spot without having to waive Geiselsöder, which can be used to sign a player on a short-term deal. With Teaira McCowan (Turkey) also competing in EuroBasket, the Wings addressed their need for frontcourt depth by acquiring Li Yueru from the Storm. A roster spot for her was freed up by the team waiving Kaila Charles before the trade was completed.

DAL G #5

16dPaige Bueckers, Arike Ogunbowale, DiJonai Carrington, Myisha Hines-Allen and Luisa Geiselsoder will start for the Wings on Wednesday against the Mercury.

Bueckers will make her return to the starting lineup after a concussion and an illness sidelined her for a four-game stretch. The first overall pick’s offensive contributions were greatly missed by the Wings, who averaged 76 points per game in her absence, which included a 65-point outing in the team’s most recent contest to extend their losing streak to five games. Whether or not Dallas’ offense hits its stride immediately, it’ll at the very least hope Bueckers’ return gets the team back in the win column. The Wings currently own the worst record in the WNBA.

Luisa Geiselsoder

DAL C #18

20dLuisa Geiselsoder accounted for five points (2-of-7 FGs), three rebounds, one assist, one steal and one three-pointer in Sunday’s Commissioner’s Cup loss to the Lynx.

With Teaira McCowan having joined Turkey’s national team ahead of FIBA EuroBasket, Wings coach Chris Koclanes could only replace one of his two frontcourt starters after NaLyssa Smith and Myisha Hines-Allen played poorly in Friday’s loss to the Sparks. Geiselsoder replaced Smith in the starting five, but neither player offered much value on Sunday. However, the former still logged 33 minutes, with Smith (three points and three rebounds) playing 16 and Hines-Allen (four points, five rebounds and one assist) 17. With Geiselsoder due to leave the team in the coming days to represent Germany at EuroBasket, the Wings may be in serious trouble if left to rely on Smith and Hines-Allen for consistent frontcourt production.

DAL C #15

21dTeaira McCowan (EuroBasket) is out for Sunday’s game against the Lynx.

Friday’s loss to the Sparks was the last WNBA game that McCowan will play for a while, possibly until late June or early July. She has left the Wings to begin preparations with Turkey for the upcoming FIBA Women’s EuroBasket event. With starters NaLyssa Smith and Myisha Hines-Allen having struggled recently, the Wings will be in a difficult spot in June. Luisa Geiselsoder, who played well on Friday, should pick up additional minutes in the short term, but she’ll be competing in EuroBasket as well, representing Germany. Dallas will need better play from Smith and Hines-Allen if they’re to snap out of their early-season funk.

Luisa Geiselsoder

DAL C #18

21dLuisa Geiselsoder accumulated 11 points (5-of-9 FGs), 10 rebounds, six assists, two steals, one block and one three-pointer in the Wings’ loss to the Sparks on Friday.

In just her fourth WNBA game, Geiselsoder made sure to contribute in a variety of ways during her career-high 32 minutes of game action. The rookie’s career-best performance came on the heels of a solid, 22-minute performance on Tuesday against the Storm. She’s seen significant minutes in back-to-back games now, which may be a sign that she’s ready to take on a consistent role in Dallas’ rotation going forward. Geiselsoder’s quick rise will pause briefly, however, as she’ll leave the team next week to represent Germany in EuroBasket.