Atlanta Dream

Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom has shared a video compilation of death threats he received ahead of his expected appearance at Game 3 of the WNBA Finals in Atlanta. “What’s up, Atlanta? I heard y’all loud and clear. Let me remind y’all one thing, I fear God and God alone. See y’all tomorrow…@WNBA,” Kanter […] The post Enes Kanter Freedom shares death threats ahead of WNBA Finals Game 3 appeared first on TalkBasket.net.

Atlanta Dream veteran DeWanna Bonner opens up about her two kids.

The WNBA's latest eligibility response triggered another heated reaction from Freedom.

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The Atlanta Dream have yet to lose when Angel Reese hits a 3-pointer. She did that and more in Monday's Game 2 win.

Angel Reese’s impressive showing for the Atlanta Dream against the Golden State Valkyries has prompted Robin Lundberg to respond to a fan about ‘inaccurate hating’ of Caitlin Clark. Heading into this year’s playoffs, a lot of the attention was on multi-time MVP A’ja Wilson and the Indiana Fever’s Clark.

Just minutes before pop singer Alanis Morrisette sang the National Anthem for Game 2 of the WNBA Finals, players of the Valkyries and Dream were seen going to the locker room.

Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese's WNBA Finals success might have been spurred by a game against the Indiana Fever.

Golden State's miscues piled up on Monday night, and Atlanta kept capitalizing, scoring 24 points off 19 turnovers in the Dream's 79-65 victory over the Valkyries in Game 2 of the WNBA Finals, a decision that evened the best-of-seven series at 1-all.

Angel Reese had 30 points and 16 rebounds, Allisha Gray added 18 points and the Atlanta Dream stymied Golden State on both ends in the second half, beating the Valkyries 79-65 on Monday night to even the WNBA Finals at one game apiece.

Angel Reese is calling on Atlanta Dream fans to pack the arena and bring the energy after her team seized home-court advantage in its playoff series.

Former Chicago Sky player Rebecca Allen is firm on her decision to retire, and ex-teammate and Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese is in full support of her.

pavelsch/Depositphotos WNBA Finals teams leave court before anthem The Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) opened the 2026 Finals on October 17 in San Francisco. Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries players left Chase Center’s court before the anthem. Both rosters were absent while Oakland singer Goapele performed The Star-Spangled Banner. The pregame departure drew criticism…

Elle Duncan believes Caitlin Clark was unfairly used as an avatar for political and cultural debates when she joined the WNBA in 2024.

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Despite being a three-time All-Star and the WNBA’s reigning Defensive Player of the Year, Angel Reese has invited plenty of criticism and comparison. And even though it’s Reese’s Atlanta Dream currently competing in the WNBA Finals, some can’t help but bring up Caitlin Clark, whose Indiana Fever were eliminated in the first round of the WNBA playoffs.

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The stage is set. The Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries are in the WNBA Finals, but before the game began, the fashion runway was laid out for the players.

Angel Resee and the A tlanta Dream let Game 1 of the WNBA Finals “slip away” as they failed to hold onto their fourth quarter lead. They look determined not to make the same mistake again in Game 2, though, as Jordin Canada showed with her buzzer-beating 3-pointer from the logo. The Dream guard dribbled quickly down the court before pulling up from […] The post Dream’s Jordin Canada pulls up from Valkyries logo for bonkers WNBA Finals buzzer-beater appeared first on ClutchPoints.

Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream are three wins from the franchise’s first WNBA championship, and early resale prices for their home Finals games set off talk of a record. Linda Cohn says a handful of listings is no basis for comparing Reese’s draw with Caitlin Clark’s.