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WNBAAngel Reese has given her critics plenty to talk about throughout her career. Now, Emmanuel Acho believes her improvement on the court is making it harder to dismiss what she brings to the Atlanta Dream. Reese delivered 30 points and 16 rebounds in a 79-65 win over the Golden State Valkyries in Game 2 on […]
The 2026 WNBA season is nearing its end, with the Finals series between the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries tied at 1-1. While both teams are fighting for the championship, the league continues to attract attention for reasons beyond basketball.
WNBAAtlanta Dream star Angel Reese stands in a position that many imagined would happen for other WNBA players. Reese’s team is tied 1-1 with the Golden State Valkyries in their Finals matchup.
The WNBA has surged in popularity since the arrival of young stars such as Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, hitting a 26-year regular-season viewership high, averaging 771,000 viewers per game. Those strong viewership numbers carried into the playoffs, even after Clark’s Indiana Fever were eliminated in the first round, with Game 1 of the WNBA Finals on Saturday…
From high school to Iowa and the Indiana Fever, it's already been an incredible run for Caitlin Clark. See it in photos.
On Wednesday night, the Atlanta Dream will have about 13,500 more reasons to take a 2-1 lead in the WNBA Finals against the Golden State Valkyries. After a rollercoaster of events that saw the Dream owners collaborating with the WNBA to change its venue from the 3500-seat Gateway Center Arena to State Farm Arena, fans have responded in some fashion to their team’s first home Finals game since 2013.
The Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries were off the court for the national anthem before both Game 1 and Game 2 of the WNBA Finals in San Francisco. The absences have put the league’s anthem policy under the spotlight heading into Game 3.
WNBAIndiana Fever forward Monique Billings has a lot of things lined up for the WNBA offseason.
WNBANakase: '[Reese's] rebounding, her fight was at a high level tonight' The post Valkyries have no answer for Angel Reese in Game 2 loss appeared first on The IX Sports.
Atlanta will play its games in front of a larger crowd when it hosts Games 3 and 4 of the WNBA Finals.
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WNBANatasha Cloud is set to be an unrestricted free agent in the offseason, but Chicago Sky fans want her back.
The Atlanta Dream sent a message to the fans.
Fans were eager to see which team would win the defensive battle in Game 1.
During the World Cup, the Dream headed to Florida for training camp, where DeWanna Bonner bonded with her new teammates.
WNBAThe Finals are tied 1–1 with the series shifting to Atlanta.
WNBANo foul was called when Gabby Williams and Jordin Canada collided in the dying minutes of regulation. That silence is what set off social media.
Throughout 2026 – and really, since Caitlin Clark entered the league and brought unprecedented attention with her – critics, pundits, politicians, and activists have been doing everything they can to turn the league into a political battleground. From the national anthem to former NBA players claiming to identify as women, there has rarely been a…
WNBAJean_Nelson/Depositphotos Bill Burr praises the WNBA after first game William Frederic Burr, known professionally as Bill Burr, praised the Women’s National Basketball Association during the October 14, 2026, episode of Pardon My Take. The comedian described enjoying his first WNBA game in person. Burr spoke with hosts Big Cat and PFT Commenter about professional women’s…
WNBAEnes Kanter Freedom says a New York birth certificate change would take less than a day.
Kelsey Plum says Angel Reese won Game 2 of the WNBA Finals before it was played.
WNBAReese did in the Finals what Clark hasn’t yet.
They fled the anthem - twice. Fans are furious.
Angel Reese drives past Laeticia Amihere. | NBAE via Getty Images That week-long break between the WNBA semifinals and the start of the WNBA Finals? That now seems ages ago for the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries. After two games in San Francisco, the series shifts across the country to Atlanta, with Game 3 (8 p.m. ET, USA Network/CNBC) occurring a day earlier than originally scheduled to allow State Farm Arena, with a capacity of around 17,000, to serve as the site instead of Gatewa...
WNBAgalecophoto/Depositphotos Cunningham questions Reese’s physical play Sophie Cunningham’s comments about Angel Reese’s physical play during the 2026 WNBA playoffs sparked debate about player safety and officiating. On her No Hesitation podcast, Cunningham discussed several incidents from the Atlanta Dream’s semifinal series against the New York Liberty, including exchanges involving Sabrina Ionescu and Jonquel Jones. Reese…
WNBAThe Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries have drawn plenty of criticism from conservative corners of the internet after both teams left the court before the national anthem during the first two games of the WNBA Finals. Now, one of the WNBA’s most vocal critics has weighed in. Anti-trans activist and former Kentucky swimmer Riley…
Dream fans are showing major support for the team ahead of Game 3 of the WNBA Finals.
Head coach Natalie Nakase and the Golden State Valkyries. | NBAE via Getty Images Depth has been the pride of the Golden State Valkyries all season long. During the regular season, they had 10 players seeing double-digit court time on a nightly basis, with no single player logging an average of more than 30 minutes per game. That’s rare for a team seeing so much success. While we’ve already detailed the “win by collective” approach to roster-building that has led Golden State thus far, does t...
WNBADespite some WNBA critics sighting "league rules" about the national anthem, players and coaches are not required to be on the court.
Linda Cohn is taking heat from WNBA fans after questioning whether Angel Reese is driving ticket demand for the Atlanta Dream’s Finals games and challenging comparisons to Caitlin Clark’s impact. The Dream and the Golden State Valkyries are tied 1-1 in the WNBA Finals, with the series shifting to Atlanta for Game 3 tonight.