Dallas Wings Guard Ty Harris Out for 2025 Season After Knee Surgery

Dallas Wings guard Tyasha Harris will miss the remainder of the 2025 WNBA season after undergoing successful surgery on her left knee. Harris sustained the injury during the Wings' win against the Connecticut Sun on May 27 and had played in only five games this season, leading the team with a 45.5% three-point shooting percentage. The Wings, who have struggled with a 1-9 start, have also been without their star rookie Paige Bueckers due to concussion protocol and illness, compounding the impact of Harris's absence on the team's guard rotation. Harris was originally drafted seventh overall by Dallas in 2020, spent two seasons with Connecticut where she led the league in three-point shooting in 2023, and returned to Dallas via a four-team trade in 2025. The Wings face a challenging season as they adjust to significant injuries and roster changes, with Bueckers expected to return soon but needing to compensate for Harris’s lost contributions. Harris is expected to make a full recovery following the procedure performed by Dr. Tariq Hendawi in Arlington, Texas.