With the regular season about to begin, the Wings have sent out a three-word warning to the rest of the WNBA about Bueckers. "Believe the hype," the social media post read.

Hopkins is changing its name to Paige Bueckers, Minnesota, for the day on May 16, city officials said in a news release. Entrance signs on Excelsior Boulevard and Highway 7 will be changed to show the new name. The city will also change street signs along Main Street to Bueckers Boulevard.

The ongoing negotiations between league officials and the Women’s National Basketball Players Association on a new collective bargaining agreement will also be a major storyline all season.

Following her success on the court, Bueckers' hometown of Hopkins, Minnesota announced that May 16 would officially become "Paige Bueckers Day" to commemorate what will be the date of her WNBA debut on Friday against the Minnesota Lynx. While it's quite an honor, Bueckers revealed on Tuesday that she didn't initially believe it to be true.

Paige Bueckers revealed one of the most important lessons she learned during her time with UConn women's basketball.

Former UConn women's basketball star Paige Bueckers said in an interview with Time that Black women are undercoveredd by sports media.

The former UConn star was named the winner of the Collegiate Women Sports Awards’ Honda Sport Award for basketball.