Atlanta Dream

The Los Angeles Sparks may be without multiple key players in Thursday night’s game against the Atlanta Dream.

Angel Reese put together the league-leading 24th double-double in a win over the Las Vegas Aces, but not everyone is convinced the numbers tell the whole story. Reese finished with 21 points, 10 rebounds, and four assists.

Three WNBA games are on tap Thursday, with Caitlin Clark’s Fever facing Paige Bueckers’ Wings and Angel Reese’s Dream visiting the LA Sparks.

There was an incident involving the XX-XY shirts at a recent Indiana Fever vs Atlanta Dream game that has seen the WNBA get some backlash. After two fans were told to cover their XX-XY shirts by security, the WNBA put out a statement that said it should not have happened.

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever have delivered another record-breaking number, this time for Ion, while also outperforming NFL preseason competition. Dallas Wings-Indiana Fever on Ion last Friday averaged 1.62 million viewers. That is the most-watched WNBA game ever on the network, which first started carrying the WNBA in 2023. It is also the most-watched…

The WNBA have outlined what teams are supposed to do during the pre-game national anthem in their rule book, though some teams do not appear to be obeying. Debate around the national anthem was brought back up again recently ahead of the Indiana Fever taking on the Atlanta Dream.

Angel Reese turned into a bit of a meme after her missed layup against the Indiana Fever, as Caitlin Clark’s reaction caught everyone’s attention. The Atlanta Dream forward, Angel Reese, found herself at the center of viral social media backlash after a rather embarrassing missed layup in the closing seconds of regulation against the Indiana Fever.

Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese shared a personal message after a WNBA star announced her retirement decision.

Indiana Fever star Kelsey Mitchell had 29 points in three quarters, but did not play in the fourth and went to the locker room. Here's the latest from Toronto.

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The Indiana Fever and the Atlanta Dream got a record-breaking number of viewers in last Sunday's huge WNBA matchup.

The Indiana Fever are finally building the kind of momentum they need with the playoffs right around the corner. Behind Kelsey Mitchell’s 29 points, they picked up their fifth straight win on Sunday, beating the Toronto Tempo 101-95.

Angel Reese shook off a nightmare finish against the Indiana Fever two days ago to drop 21 points and lead the Atlanta Dream to a decisive 97-82 victory over the Las Vegas Aces on Tuesday night. The Dream forward dominated the paint against reigning MVP A’ja Wilson, grabbing 10 rebounds and converting 8 of her 9 free throw attempts.

It's still on Reese's mind.

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Angel Reese became the second-fastest player in WNBA history to reach 400 rebounds in a season, but the player ahead of the Dream star is remarkably familiar.

The Valkyries will host the 2027 WNBA All-Star Game, along with the shooting skills challenge and 3-point shootout, the league announced Tuesday.

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The Indiana Fever edged past the Atlanta Dream 95-91 on Sunday at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta. The win moved Caitlin Clark and the Fever closer to securing a playoff spot and home-court advantage by finishing in the top four, something Angel Reese and Atlanta would now face difficulty in achieving, as they now sit fifth in the standings with a 21-13 record.

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese met for the ninth time in their WNBA careers on Sunday. Clark extended her lead as a pro against her old college rival to 6-3 after the Indiana Fever completed an impressive comeback to win 95-91 in overtime over the Atlanta Dream.