Atlanta Dream

Caitlin Clark appeared emotionally distraught after the Fever's 113-96 loss to Angel Reese and the Dream, blaming her team's 29 personal fouls.

The Fever dropped their second straight to the Dream, but Caitlin Clark made WNBA history again, beating her own mark from 2024.

Guard Chennedy Carter, 27, the No. 4 overall pick by the Atlanta Dream in the 2020 draft out of Texas A&M, has been waived by the Aces, the team announced on Tuesday, after she played in 13 of Las Vegas' 21 games, averaging 12.2 points.

The Indiana Fever's frustrating night in Atlanta may not be over yet. Indiana fell 113-96 to the Atlanta Dream on Saturday despite getting 26 points and seven assists from Caitlin Clark. The loss dropped the Fever after another defensive struggle, but it also came with a financial consequence for two of the team's veterans.

Both Kelsey Mitchell and Sophie Cunningham received a technical foul during the Indiana Fever's game against the Atlanta Dream.

After their disheartening loss on Thursday night to the Atlanta Dream, the Indiana Fever had a chance to flip the script on Saturday in their home-and-home series. For most of the first half stretch, it looked just like that.

Celebrating Juneteenth, the Indiana Fever hosted the Atlanta Dream in a fiery matchup this Thursday. As the 17,274-strong Gainbridge Fieldhouse stood to sing Lift Every Voice and Sing before the kickoff, all cameras captured Angel Reese singing the Black National Anthem word by word.

Indiana’s back-to-back losses to the Atlanta Dream have brought the Fever’s discipline issues back under the microscope. The latest debate centers on a blunt assessment from analyst Rosalina Lee about one of Caitlin Clark’s teammates, comments that gained traction after another pair of games in which Indiana’s foul troubles once again proved costly.

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese added another chapter to their rivalry, exchanging words during a Fever-Dream game on June 20.

The Atlanta Dream used a 28-15 third quarter to defeat the Indiana Fever on Saturday.

Angel Reese is no stranger to jeers, and this past week, she heard WNBA fans shaming her prior to an Atlanta Dream-Indiana Fever game. This time, Reese drew strength from a song that played moments after the Indiana crowd started raining boos.

Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese cannot stop wreaking havoc on court, as she continued her stellar form with an impressive 18-point performance to help her side emerge victorious over the Indiana Fever last Thursday night. Ever since joining the Atlanta-based franchise earlier this April, the versatile scorer boasts a career-best average of 15.

Things did not finish strong for Clark and the Fever.

LSU Tigers coach Kim Mulkey is still very proud of her former players years after they have left the team. Mulkey hailed Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese, whoreached the milestone of 1000 rebounds in Saturday’s 113-96 victory over the Indiana Fever.

The wait is almost over for former Arizona star freshmen Brayden Burries and Koa Peat. After leading the Wildcats to their first Final Four in 25 years, the duo are less than 48 hours away from achieving their dreams of joining the NBA. The 2026 NBA Draft takes place in New York City this week, […]

The arrival of Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese and Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark in the WNBA has catapulted the WNBA into one of the most popular sports leagues in the country. The pair also lay claim to the biggest player-to-player rivalry in the league, and fans were treated to the latest iteration last week,…

Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham looked to help the Indiana Fever snap a two-game losing streak as they faced Alyssa Thomas and the Phoenix Mercury on Monday night. The Fever entered the matchup following back-to-back losses to Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream, most recently falling 113-96 on Saturday. With 7:57 remaining in the fourth quarter and Indiana holding a 73-54 lead, Clark got tangled up under the basket with her former Indiana teammate, DeWanna Bonner, and was called for a pers...

Angel Reese finished with 11 points, 9 rebounds, and 2 assists in the Atlanta Dream’s 94-87 home win over the Toronto Tempo on Monday. Reese logged a near double-double but shot just 4-for-13, including 0-for-2 from beyond the arc, and committed 4 turnovers.

The Atlanta Dream have left no doubt that they are one of the strongest teams this season. Behind Angel Reese, they’ve already picked up 12 wins, and they just keep looking more and more unstoppable.

Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream are on fire right now amid their four-game winning streak. In their last four games, the Dream have won by an average of 14.0 points. During that span, Atlanta beat the Indiana Fever and Reese’s rival, Caitlin Clark, twice.