The Atlanta Dream felt the devastation of losing in the WNBA Finals. But after all settles, they’ll celebrate the season that was.
Michael Waterloo
How a team meeting, flat spacing and a defensive switch evened up the WNBA Finals
An inside look at the changes that Karl Smesko and the Atlanta Dream made
How the WNBA arrived at hosting Game 6 over lunch — Niele Ivey talks Irish
The IX Sports: Basketball Insider with Michael Waterloo, Oct. 28, 2026
How Camryn Brown helped Jordin Canada become the engine of the Atlanta Dream
Jordin Canada entered training camp at CORE4 athletic complex in Chamblee, Ga., the home of the Atlanta Dream’s practice facility, on the first day of training camp on a mission. She’s a goal-oriented person, and after leading the Dream to the best record in the Eastern Conference and a first-round exit to the Indiana Fever, […]
Why the Atlanta Dream couldn’t match the Golden State Valkyries’ energy, aggressiveness in Game 4 loss
Angel Reese: ‘We just have to get back to who we are,’
2026-27 SEC preview
South Carolina leads the charge, but the SEC is closer and more loaded than ever
The Atlanta Dream reached their final form in Game 3 win
Why everything was clicking for the Atlanta Dream in their Game 3 win over the Golden State Valkyries
How Angel Reese became ‘Queen of the South’ in Atlanta
How Reese’s historic performance shifted the WNBA Finals
Depth disparity loomed large in the Atlanta Dream’s WNBA Finals Game 1 loss
Heading into the WNBA Finals, we knew a few things. We knew that the two teams were evenly matched and that defense — with six players making the WNBA All-Defense first and second teams — was going to be a driving force. We also knew that both teams like to dictate the flow of the […]
The Atlanta Dream are cool, calm ahead of WNBA Finals
Naz Hillmon: “Everybody here is just really special. We’re bought in”
