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WNBAHoops 360 hosts Caroline Fenton and Cassandra Negley take a look at the 2026 playoff field as the regular season winds down, going team by team to identify each contender’s biggest “championship trait.” Could the Indiana Fever’s “Big Three” lead them to a title? Will the Atlanta Dream’s defense prove that defense really does win championships?
WNBA trailblazer Lisa Leslie became the 16th person -- and first Sparks player -- honored with a statue in what's become known as Star Plaza outside Crypto.com Arena.
WNBAAtlanta Dream star Angel Reese is on track to be the WNBA's all-time double-double queen.
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Jordin Canada scored 19 points, Angel Reese added 18 points and 10 rebounds, and the Atlanta Dream beat the New York Liberty 95-84 on Monday night. DeWanna Bonner had 17 points and Rhyne Howard 16 for the Dream (29-14), who moved closer to clinching a top-four seed in the WNBA playoffs. A win against New York on Wednesday or a loss by Indiana in one of its final two games would give the Dream home court in the opening round of the postseason.
Breanna Stewart, known for her composure, lost it in the dying minutes of the fourth quarter. Stewart, the calm, veteran floor general for the New York Liberty, caught a rare technical foul that came at the worst moment—with New York trailing and a playoff seeding on the line.
Breanna Stewart's nine-year run of not getting a technical foul has come to an end after she picked one up in New York's 95-84 loss to Atlanta
Breanna Stewart demands Angel Reese pay her fine after a rare technical in the Liberty's loss to the Dream.
WNBABreanna Stewart did just about everything the New York Liberty could have asked of her Monday night. It still wasn’t enough. Stewart finished with 27 points, 14 rebounds, and four assists while shooting 11-of-19 from the field, but the Liberty fell 95-84 to the Atlanta Dream in a game with major playoff-seeding implications. Afterward, Sue […]
WNBAThe WNBA playoff picture is still taking shape.
WNBASince the WNBA has resumed after the FIBA World Cup break, it’s the Atlanta Dream that has stolen the limelight, confidently projecting themselves as one of the contenders, and their numbers are strongly backing their case. ESPN analyst Monica McNutt highlighted a compelling paradox driving the Atlanta Dream’s late-season surge.
Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream are seemingly ruining one playoff dream for Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever. Heading into the mid-season break due to the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup, the Atlanta Dream and the Indiana Fever were neck-and-neck in the WNBA standings.
WNBAReese is playing the best ball of her career.
WNBAThe WNBA will not suspend Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese.
WNBAThe veteran guard could be the player who puts Atlanta over the top.
Angel Reese had plenty to celebrate Monday night. The Atlanta Dream beat the New York Liberty 95-84 at Barclays Center, and Reese had another strong game.
WNBAAngel Reese delivered another memorable fashion moment before recording a double-double in Atlanta’s important win over New York.
The Atlanta Dream haven’t exactly been subtle about their message. With the WNBA regular season approaching its end, the team has decided to make a public push for Angel Reese’s defensive credentials, and WNBA fans were immediately split over the claim.
The Atlanta Dream (28-14) face the New York Liberty (26-16) at Barclays Center in a regular-season WNBA matchup. How to Watch Dream vs Liberty Atlanta comes into the game after a 106-81 win over the Chicago Sky, its third straight…