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WNBADream front office leaders discuss what went right in 2026 and what needs to go better in 2027 The post The Atlanta Dream’s vision is clear, but there are questions to address this offseason appeared first on The IX Sports.
The WNBA has enjoyed another remarkable season, arguably the best in the league’s history. But according to former NFL star Ryan Clark, the real challenge is only just beginning.
WNBAThe Delaware native spent her freshman year playing volleyball before returning to basketball and becoming the second overall pick in the 2013 WNBA Draft.
Angel Reese has taken an extended hiatus from her podcast after the Atlanta Dream lost a highly intense 2026 WNBA Finals to the Golden State Valkyries. Like all her moves, this latest decision has drawn significant attention and mixed reactions across the WNBA.
WNBACaitlin Clark has now spent three seasons in the WNBA and has garnered a huge fanbase who look up to her and support her. Clark helped the Indiana Fever reach the playoffs this year and while they were beaten by the Las Vegas Aces, it was still a positive campaign for the 24-year-old.
Angel McCoughtry might have taken the WNBA’s marketability preference into a very uncomfortable domain with her latest comments. But the former WNBA star’s take on beauty discrimination between Caitlin Clark and one of her teammates made a former Old Dominion basketball player even more uncomfortable.
Mysiha Hines-Allen hosted her all-girls camp on Saturday, and Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell stepped up to support her.