Atlanta Dream

Angel Reese continues to prove her doubters wrong, bringing elite defense, relentless energy, and star power to the Atlanta Dream. Angel Reese might be one of the most criticized players in basketball, but at some point, her haters are going to have to give her credit. The Atlanta Dream star has become one of the…

Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese had something to say as Paige Bueckers bid farewell to the 2026 season.

Karl Smesko and Angel Reese. | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images On the broadcast of Wednesday night’s Game 2 of the WNBA semifinal series between the Atlanta Dream and New York Liberty, ESPN showed Dream head coach Karl Smesko working with Angel Reese on her 3-point shot. They reported Smesko promised Reese that the 3-pointer would become a part of her game. Atlanta went on to win Game 2 to go up 2-0 over the New York Liberty, putting them one win away from the Finals. They shot 12-for-30 (40...

The forward has played just four playoff games but is playing like a vet in leading Atlanta to a 2-0 lead in the semis.

Jordin Canada has the the Dream on the brink of the WNBA Finals. The smallest player on the court is making a big impact.

Sabrina Ionescu blamed herself for the Liberty's Game 2 loss. Down 0-2 to the Atlanta Dream, New York faces elimination in Game 3 on Friday.

Breanna Stewart said officials told her the Liberty did not have a reset timeout to use at the end of overtime in Wednesday's loss at Atlanta. Crew chief Fatou Cissoko-Stephens disputed this in a pool report, saying the remaining timeout was communicated.

The New York Liberty return home with their season on the line when they host the Atlanta Dream in Game 3 of the WNBA semifinals Friday night at Barclays Center. How to Watch Liberty vs Dream Atlanta took a commanding…

Atlanta Dream guard Allisha Gray is listed as questionable with a finger injury ahead of Friday's semifinals Game 3 in New York, the team said on Thursday.

Atlanta Dream (30-14, 15-5 Eastern Conference) at New York Liberty (26-18, 13-7 Eastern Conference)New York; Friday, 7:30 p. EDTWNBA PLAYOFFS SEMIFINALS: Dream lead series 2-0BOTTOM LINE: The Atlanta Dream look to clinch the series over the New York Liberty in game three of the WNBA playoffs semifinals.

Angel Reese scored 23 points, Naz Hillmon made the go-ahead layup with 20.8 seconds left in overtime and the Atlanta Dream beat the New York Liberty 101-98 on Wednesday night to take a 2-0 lead in the WNBA semifinals.

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Critics can debate the attendance figures all day, but StubHub’s new metrics leave little room for doubt about Angel Reese. Angel Reese’s star power is undeniably reshaping the league, but her move to Atlanta sparked real online heat during the Dream’s playoff series against the New York Liberty at State Farm Arena.

Angel Reese got away with one. At least, that’s what the broadcast announcer thought. In overtime Wednesday night, with the Atlanta Dream and New York Liberty duking it out all game, Breanna Stewart tried to make a move, and Reese appeared to hook her arm. The whistle never came, making that which was patently obvious […]

Dream guard Jordin Canada learned what winning looked like from the start.

Angel Reese, a ref and the fan reaction that followed the Dream's Game 2 win.

The Defensive Player of the Year keeps proving why she won.

The New York Liberty will look for answers after falling 92-82 to the Atlanta Dream in Game 1 of their WNBA playoff semifinal series. The Dream’s defense suffocated the Liberty throughout the game, forcing 21 turnovers that Atlanta turned into 32 points. The third quarter was particularly rough for Liberty, who coughed up nine turnovers […]

Angel Reese has given the Atlanta Dream plenty of reasons to believe this could be their year. The recently named WNBA Defensive Player of the Year has carried her regular-season form into the playoffs, helping Atlanta build momentum at just the right time.

The Dream and Valkyries are one win each from advance to the WNBA Finals. Here are the winners and losers from Game 2 on the semifinals.