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Atlanta Dream's Playoff Hopes Diminish After Loss to Mystics; Seattle Storm Eliminated

Yahoo Sports WNBA, High-authority source1 month agoWNBA logoWNBA
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Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream couldn't make it two in a row on Friday night, falling to 19-12 on the 2026 WNBA season after a 79-74 loss to Sonia Citron and the Washington Mystics. The Dream were coming off an impressive 96-82 win on Wednesday over Alyssa Thomas and the Phoenix Mercury. Guard Allisha Gray led Atlanta with 26 points on 11-of-23 shooting, six rebounds and two assists, while Shakira Austin led the Mystics with 21 points on 7-of-11 shooting.

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Should the Rockets miss Dillon Brooks?

The Dream Shake, Established source1 month agoNBA logoNBA
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Updated 1 month ago

Shoutout to Texanstros. This article was their idea. Perhaps the best idea I’ve had during my time with The Dream Shake was to solicit the comments section for article ideas. I’ll be using a few of your suggestions. Stros (can I call you Stros?) suggested a piece on how badly the Rockets might miss Jalen Green and Dillon Brooks. This is a modified version of that idea. Why? Because this Dream Shaker doesn’t really miss Green: But he badly misses Brooks. Rockets (may have?) missed Brooks last ...

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Shaquille O'Neal Doesn't Think WNBA Should Discipline Angel Reese

Yahoo Sports WNBA, High-authority source1 month agoWNBA logoWNBA
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Despite the discourse online, NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal doesn't believe the WNBA should discipline Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese. A week ago, the WNBA posted a video of Dallas Wings star Paige Bueckers discussing a $400 bet that was made with Reese. Judging by their social media posts, they made ...

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Rhyne Howard is still the engine that keeps Atlanta Dream running

Swish Appeal, Established source1 month agoWNBA logoWNBA
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Rhyne Howard. | NBAE via Getty Images The Atlanta Dream are oozing with talent, featuring their All-Star trio of Angel Reese, Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard. However, in Atlanta, there is no Big 3; it’s just Howard attempting to raise the ceiling high enough for the Dream to raise a banner. In the Dream’s 96-82 win over the Phoenix Mercury on Wednesday, she dominated. After trading for Kelsey Plum, the Mercury are clearly in win-now mode and fighting to make the postseason. But Howard was too ...

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WNBA gameday discussion: After a banner debut for the Phoenix Mercury, can Kelsey Plum lead her new team to a win over the Atlanta Dream?

Swish Appeal, Established source2 months agoWNBA logoWNBA
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Kelsey Plum. | Getty Images For at least one game, the Phoenix Mercury silenced all of us who were skeptical about their decision to trade for Kelsey Plum. Plum, who hadn’t suited up for the Los Angeles Sparks since June 21 due to a leg injury, played 21 minutes off the bench as the Mercury defeated the Chicago Sky, 106-101, on Monday night. In those 21 minutes, she didn’t simply score 20 points on 60 percent shooting from the field, including a 3-for-5 effort from behind the arc, but her fin...

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Penny Hardaway recalls 1996 USA Olympic Team's mindset for 30th anniversary

ClutchPoints, Established source2 months agoNBA logoNBA
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Updated 2 months ago

Former NBA guard Penny Hardaway reflected back on playing for Team USA in the 1996 Olympic Games as the team will be enshrined at the Basketball Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026 amid its 30th anniversary of winning the gold medal. While many have compared the 1996 USA Basketball Team so some of the best […] The post Penny Hardaway recalls 1996 USA Olympic Team’s mindset for 30th anniversary appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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Thunder center Isaiah Hartenstein's honest message to players overseas with NBA dreams

ClutchPoints, Established source2 months agoNBA logoNBA

Oklahoma City Thunder center Isaiah Hartenstein, who grew up overseas in Germany, returned to his roots for his charity event this summer. His father, Florian Hartenstein, played professionally in Germany from 2001 to 2012, during Isaiah’s formative years, when he fell in love with basketball. After winning an NBA championship in 2025, Thunder’s Hartenstein signed […] The post Thunder center Isaiah Hartenstein’s honest message to players overseas with NBA dreams appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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