Atlanta Dream

Antlanta Dream forward Angel Reese had another strong performance on a night marred by a controversial call.

The Atlanta Dream continue to look like a legitimate championship contender, routing the Toronto Tempo 102-77 on Sunday afternoon at Coca-Cola Coliseum. However, it was a third-quarter scuffle between former teammates Angel Reese and Isabelle Harrison that became a talking point, sparking reactions across the WNBA community.

The past few weeks have been a ‘Fever’ dream for Indiana. Their every comment has been dissected, every sideline interaction replayed, and somehow it has all been turned into one storyline: Caitlin Clark and Stephanie White don’t see eye to eye.

USMNT striker Folarin Balogun, who could have played for England or Nigeria, said his two goals in Friday's 4-1 World Cup victory over Paraguay made for a "dreamy night."

Satou Sabally continues to look more like herself, her performance in Thursday’s 104-90 win against the Dream being the latest example.

Satou Sabally and Chris DeMarco explained the task of limiting Angel Reese, who had 25 points and nine rebounds in the Liberty-Dream game.

The Liberty on Thursday passed their biggest test yet, beating the Atlanta Dream 104-90 in what was arguably New York’s best showing of the season.

The Liberty made more than half their threes, and in a huge Commissioner’s Cup game, won their sixth straight.

The Commissioner’s Cup has been a past indicator of the New York Liberty’s future. In 2023, they beat the Las Vegas Aces in the Cup final before losing to them in the WNBA championship series. The following year, they lost to the Minnesota Lynx in the Commissioner’s Cup championship game but won their first WNBA title that fall, beating the Lynx in a five-game series. Thursday’s 104-90 win over the Atlanta Dream might be just another game. Or, with a commanding lead in the Commissioner’s Cup Eas

COLLEGE PARK, Ga. (AP) — Breanna Stewart had 19 points, 11 rebounds and five assists, Satou Sabally also scored 19 points and made five 3-pointers , and the New York Liberty beat the Atlanta Dream 104-90 on Thursday night for their sixth straight victory. Sabally made five of her six 3-point attempts and Jonquel Jones added four to help New York go 16 of 31 from long distance. Sabally’s fifth 3-pointer gave the Liberty a 91-73 lead midway through the fourth quarter. New York shot 54% overall ...

Dream forward Angel Reese had a stellar night against the Liberty, but she did not escape without a technical foul.

Six in a row? The Liberty look to keep the streak alive, but a revamped Atlanta Dream squad stands in the way.

Angel Reese was the same player back in Chicago. But she is thriving in Atlanta with her elite rebounding, and the team seems like a better fit for her championship dreams.

Mike Breen, who grew up in Yonkers dreaming of calling a Knicks NBA Finals game, along with the radio broadcast team of Tyler Murray and Monica McNutt, added themselves to New York sports lore.

The Atlanta Dream led the league in rebounding last season. Then they traded for one of the league’s premier rebounders, Angel Reese.

The Liberty’s road game against the Atlanta Dream on Thursday may be their biggest challenge of the season yet.

CHICAGO — Near another bad ending on Tuesday night, many people filtered out of Wintrust Arena. A smaller cohort decided to repeat themselves. Sell The Team! Sell The Team! It wasn’t the first time frustrated Chicago Sky fans have chanted this, but the timing was a touch confusing. Said team had played well. Said team nearly beat the Atlanta Dream, one of the best clubs in the WNBA. The Sky fell, but tolerably so. The explanation arrived a few minutes later. A fan hustled to the floor after the

Reese and the Atlanta Dream are 8–3.

Reese came back to haunt her old team.

In the Atlanta Dream’s 82-75 win over the Chicago Sky on Tuesday, forward Angel Reese did more than help her team win; she made a small piece of basketball history. Reese had another double-double performance with 17 points and 17 rebounds, which is not only the most by a WNBA player through her first 75 career games but now ranks among the second-highest totals in NBA and WNBA history over the last 40 years.