Atlanta Dream

The Dream star is closing in on a possible suspension.

Angel Reese has overtaken Caitlin Clark in a metric no WNBA athlete wants to lead. After picking up another one against the Washington Mystics in their 4th straight loss, ‘Double-Double Barbie’ has now moved to six, leading the WNBA in technical fouls.

If no one else will speak up for her Atlanta Dream teammates, Angel Reese says she will. Despite Atlanta tied atop the Eastern Conference standings at 12-8, no Dream players were selected as All-Star Game starters. Reese said the exclusion of her teammates Rhyne Howard and Allisha Gray, and other Dream players, was “disrespectful.” “I expect to be disrespected,” Reese said. “For those two, though, I think they work so hard, and they put a lot of work in, and the way that they’re guarded every ga

Frustration is boiling over for the Atlanta Dream after falling to the Washington Mystics on the road on Thursday.

Last year, almost everybody blasted the officials, including Angel Reese. A year, a new CBA, and a variety of officiating changes later, little has changed for Reese.

Angel Reese now has six technical fouls, putting her just two techs away from a one-game suspension.

Shakira Austin had 21 points and nine rebounds, Kiki Iriafen added 14 points and 10 rebounds for her eighth double-double this season, and the Washington Mystics beat the Atlanta Dream 81-76 on Thursday night. Iriafen made layups on back-to-back possessions to give Washington a 78-74 lead with 1:20 left. Georgia Amoore sealed it by making two free throws with 11.4 seconds remaining to make it 80-76.

Plus, the Mercury look for the season sweep over the Storm.

Angel Reese, Madina Okot, and Sika Koné have struggled to bolster Atlanta’s frontcourt in Brionna Jones’s absence.

The Dream lose the top spot, the Aces hold on at No. 2 and more movement from the past week.

The Dream used a player development spot to add guard depth.

Dusty May's only dream growing up was coaching high school basketball in his home state of Indiana. “This is all too big of a dream,” May said Monday at his introductory news conference, a week after news broke that the Mavericks were close to a deal with the 49-year-old with an impressive college resume.

The former Cat is now an NBA player!

Malachi Moreno is projected to make his dreams come true early in next year’s draft.

Angel Reese's fans are not happy with ESPN. The Worldwide Leader in Sports chose to highlight an awkward moment between Reese and her former LSU Tigers teammate, Flau'jae Johnson, during a WNBA regular season game between the Atlanta Dream and the Seattle Storm. The Storm topped the Dream, 105-90, ...

Seattle Storm rookie Awa Fam had her moment against Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese with a massive block in their blowout win. On Saturday, the Storm welcomed the visiting Dream in front of their home fans at Climate Pledge Arena. One of the best moments during the game was when Seattle rookie center Fam denied Reese in the last two minutes of the second quarter.

Angel Reese walked past former LSU teammate Flau'jae Johnson after the Seattle Storm defeated the Atlanta Dream 105-90 in their first pro meeting.

Flau’Jae Johnson has been an incredible addition for the Seattle Storm this season. Unfortunately, the Storm are having a rough year as they’re currently second-to-last in the WNBA standings. Despite that, Johnson and Seattle have recently won back-to-back games.

The Seattle Storm got off to a rough start in 2026. The Storm has secured consecutive home wins over WNBA title contenders in the New York Liberty and the Atlanta Dream. Saturday's 105-90 win over Angel Reese and Atlanta saw one Storm rookie make rebounding history that not even Reese managed in her debut season.

Angel Reese drew strong reactions from WNBA fans after gesture towards Flau’jae Johnson during Atlanta Dream’s loss to the Seattle Storm.