Atlanta Dream

Plus, the Dream and Valkyries meet in a high-profile clash.

ESPN has announced the nominees for the 2026 ESPYS for the best WNBA player. The featured names come as no surprise, as the list includes Napheesa Collier (Minnesota Lynx), Allisha Gray (Atlanta Dream), Alyssa Thomas (Phoenix Mercury), and A’ja Wilson (Las Vegas Aces).

Angel Reese was teammates with Marina Mabrey on the Sky roster during the 2024 season, giving praise after the latter's 53-point night.

In the Atlanta Dream’s game against the Toronto Tempo Monday, Angel Reese was assessed her fifth technical foul. On the same night, miles away in Indiana, six technical whistles flew, one going to Fever’s Caitlin Clark for “clapping and instigating” teammates against the Phoenix Mercury.

Gabby Williams scored 13 straight Golden State points in the fourth quarter, finishing with 16 to rally the Valkyries to a 78-75 victory over the Atlanta Dream on Friday night. Kiah Stokes and Kaitlyn Chen each added 13 points for the Valkyries. Williams made all four shots and was 5 for 8 on free throws in the final period to push Golden State over Atlanta for the second time in three days.

Officiating has been the issue under the microscope since the 2024 WNBA season. While the league amended it for better movement and player safety in the offseason, it has only gotten worse.

Former FS1 news editor Tanya Ray boldly claimed that Caitlin Clark became popular because of Angel Reese. Ray was responding to a fan’s “hot take,” who claimed that Reese would have made the WNBA just as popular as it is now even if Clark didn’t exist.

The Atlanta Dream star pushed back on Shaq’s belief that one change would significantly transform the WNBA.

Both the Seattle Storm and Atlanta Dream may be without multiple key players in Saturday night’s matchup.

Flau'jae Johnson played her first game against former LSU teammate Angel Reese, finishing with 24 points in the Storm's win over the Dream.

Angel Reese snubbed her former LSU teammate on Saturday night, but for good reason.

The Mystics face the Dream after their historic 4OT win

WNBA power rankings after the Atlanta Dream's five-game losing streak. How do the rest of the league's teams compare?

Angel Reese of the Atlanta Dream has redefined tenacity on the boards so far in her professional basketball career. Reese led the WNBA in rebounding in her first two seasons in the league, including setting the total rebounds (446) and rebounds-per-game (13.1) records during her rookie season. Now in her third season, the 6-foot-4 forward is once again at the top of the league in rebounds per game (11.6), with Jessica Shepard of the Dallas Wings on her tail (11.5).

The Washington Mystics may be without multiple key players in Thursday night’s game against the Atlanta Dream.

Angel Reese said it was "disrespectful" for the Eastern Conference-leading Dream to have no starters in the WNBA All-Star Game.

It wasn’t too long ago that the Atlanta Dream had the best record in the WNBA, and the acquisition of star forward Angel Reese via a trade with the Chicago Sky over the offseason was looking like the most prudent move any franchise had made. However, a lot of things have changed since May. Atlanta…

We have arrived at the midpoint of the WNBA season. The regular season itself doesn’t end until Sept. 24 because of the 17-day FIBA World Cup break, but the number of game days is half over. As a result, Tuesday is the WNBA’s midseason cutdown date, after which every player still on a 12-player roster has a contract guaranteed. Usually at this point of the season, a flurry of action occurs as teams part ways with players at the end of their rosters to create roster and cap space for better fits

Golden State has defeated Atlanta three times in the past 11 days.

The former Chicago star does not appear to be heading back to Chicago for the mid season game.