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Linda Cohn strongly disagrees that Angel Reese is the lone reason behind the 2026 WNBA Finals’ ticket sales. The 2026 WNBA Finals will be played between Angel Reese’s Atlanta Dream and the Golden State Valkyries.

Dream forward Angel Reese is embracing her first trip to the WNBA Finals with open arms, saying she's not about to "shy away from the moment" against the Valkyries.

Gabby Williams. | Getty Images The Golden State Valkyries’ arrival in the 2026 WNBA Finals has inspired many big picture proclamations. In just their second WNBA season, the Valkyries have made history with their rapid ascent toward the very top of the league, proving to be “light years ahead” of a seemingly overly ambitious five-season contention plan. And they’re here with an atypical roster construction amplified by a unique culture, prioritizing a deep group of previously-undervalued-yet-...

Rhyne Howard attempts to finish around Tiffany Hayes. | Getty Images Tip off of Game 1 of the 2026 WNBA Finals demands a flashback to 2008 WNBA Finals. To win the franchise’s third title, the Detroit Shock swept the San Antonio Silver Stars, 3-0, in the Finals, with Katie Smith, the Shock’s best player, capturing Finals MVP honors. That’s significant to 2026, as Smith is the last best player on championship team to never become a regular-season MVP. The highest she ever finished in MVP voting...

Atlanta Dream forward Naz Hillmon has been a key piece in the Dream’s journey to the WNBA Finals. With the WNBA Finals approaching, Hillmon discussed the bond she’s built with her teammates, particularly Rhyne Howard, who she entered the league alongside. “It’s really special, because when Rhyne and I got drafted, Dan [Padover] had a […]

Caitlin Clark's Prominent Nike Display Irks Atlanta Dream Fan Before WNBA Finals

Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese had a message for Delta Air Lines after the WNBA's official airline commented on her latest achievement.

Which Valkyries and Dream players have played the best so far in the postseason heading into the WNBA Finals?

Angel Reese earned the Bayou Barbie nickname back at LSU for her glamorous on-court appearance: eyelash extensions and long pink nails. Now, after leading the Atlanta Dream to the WNBA finals, she has earned another recognition, now across sports, courtesy of Atlanta Hawks star CJ McCollum.

After 13 years, the Atlanta Dream are finally back in the WNBA Finals, with Angel Reese and Co. now chasing the franchise’s first championship.

With just over four seconds remaining on the clock in overtime, Angel Reese made her second free throw to give the Dream a 101-98 lead in Game 2 of the semifinals. The New York Liberty took the ball out of bounds for a chance to tie the game, leaving everyone surprised that they didn’t use their reset timeout.

Ticket prices for the WNBA Finals between the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries have climbed to historic levels, as reported recently. Linda Cohn is the latest to weigh in on what that demand says about Angel Reese, and she said price tags alone can’t settle comparisons with Caitlin Clark.

Fresh off of winning WNBA Defensive Player of the Year honors, Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese has led her team to the WNBA Finals, which begins tomorrow.

The Atlanta Dream announced Friday the launch of its All for Atlanta WNBA Finals Watch Parties, offering free viewing events for fans across metro Atlanta during the team’s WNBA Finals run against the Golden State Valkyries.

She's made it clear she's a fan, though.

If you like physical defense, principled coaching, winning margins on the offensive glass, and put-a-bow-on-it storylines, this is the Finals matchup for you.

As the WNBA reaches a crescendo to its historic 30th season, the 2026 WNBA Finals get underway on Saturday with Game 1 at Chase Center in the Bay Area.

Angel Reese made her first ever All-Defensive team in 2026.

Sophie Cunningham has a message for teams defending Angel Reese in the playoffs. The Indiana Fever guard believes opponents cannot afford to keep giving Reese wide-open looks from beyond the arc, even if the forward is not yet known as a “knockdown shooter.

Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream are preparing to take on the Golden State Valkyries in the WNBA Finals. But the Dream’s run to the Finals has been overshadowed by their arena controversy.