Where the 2026 WNBA Finals players competed in college
A majority of the players in this year's WNBA Finals first made their names known at the college level. Here is a look at where each WNBA Finals player played college hoops.
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A majority of the players in this year's WNBA Finals first made their names known at the college level. Here is a look at where each WNBA Finals player played college hoops.
How did the Valkyries make it to the top? How have the Dream made adjustments during the season? And what's next for the Liberty? The post The IX Sports Podcast Basketball Edition: WNBA Finals preview appeared first on The IX Sports.
WNBAGabby Williams and the Golden State Valkyries are in the WNBA Finals, and the only thing standing in their way of the ultimate prize is the Atlanta Dream. The Valkyries crossed paths with the Dream three times during the regular season and came out on top on each occasion, but a lot has changed since then.
Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream are in the 2026 WNBA Finals and one step away from the title. Her rivalry with Caitlin Clark has been the talk of the town since the two stars joined the league.
Expect a defensive masterclass as Gabby Williams and Golden State battle Angel Reese and Atlanta for the title.
Atlanta Dream star Rhyne Howard is relishing the opportunity to compete for a WNBA Championship after helping the franchise reach the WNBA Finals. With one week remaining before the start of the best-of-seven series, Howard reflected on what this achievement meant to a team that has worked for years to reach it. “It didn’t hit […]
The 2026 WNBA Finals ticket prices have gone up with the Atlanta Dream playing in the Hawks' State Farm Arena.
WNBAKarl Smesko built an absolute women's basketball juggernaut at Florida Gulf Coast.His teams led the country in 3-pointers made almost every year.
The Valkyries have been dominant on the boards. Can they maintain that advantage against the best rebounder in the W?
WNBAOne of DeWanna Bonner's favorite trips of her 18-year career came just a month ago with her new team, the Finals-bound Dream.
WNBAAngel Reese has never had an issue attracting attention. Now she’s giving the Atlanta Dream something even more valuable: a postseason, MVP-caliber run that has put the franchise within reach of its first WNBA championship. The LSU legend is averaging 18.0 points, 8.4 rebounds, 2.0 assists, 1.6 steals and 2.2 blocks through Atlanta’s first five […]
Sophie Cunningham is putting past on-court tension aside to recognize the Atlanta Dream’s strengths ahead of the 2026 WNBA Finals. The Indiana Fever guard praised DeWanna Bonner’s veteran leadership and Jordin Canada’s impact as Atlanta prepares to face the Golden State Valkyries in pursuit of its first championship.
Angel Reese’s Finals debut turns Atlanta’s Game 3 into the priciest ticket in WNBA Finals history.
DeWanna Bonner's impact on the Atlanta Dream extends beyond her on-court production. Angel Reese said as much in a recent interview.
No player has ever done what Reese might.
Angel Reese has brought plenty of attention to Atlanta since joining the Dream, but former franchise star Angel McCoughtry believes one of her biggest strengths can’t be measured in a box score. McCoughtry recently joined NBA TV’s The Association to discuss Reese’s impact in her first season with the Dream. Asked what the young forward […]
Reese was born for this.
Allisha Gray underwent a minor procedure on her left hand ahead of the Atlanta Dream's matchup against the Golden State Valkyries in the WNBA Finals, she announced on Tuesday. Gray added that she was day-to-day ahead of Game 1. "Progress is great," Gray told WSB-TV when asked at practice whether she'd play in Game 1. "As of right now just day-to-day, and you'll see." Gray did not clarify whether she had surgery on the hand. Gray, the Dream's leading scorer, averaged 19.0 points and 3.5 reboun...
Naz Hillmon: "Everybody here is just really special. We're bought in" The post The Atlanta Dream are cool, calm ahead of WNBA Finals appeared first on The IX Sports.
There is so much about this time that feels like a Dream: watching the likes of Angel Reese, Naz Hamilton and Dewonna Bonner boarding charter buses bound for Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport to play in the WNBA Finals.