Where will the Atlanta Dream play WNBA Finals home games?
The Atlanta Dream are headed to the WNBA Finals, but where they will play their home games remains a mystery.
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The Atlanta Dream are headed to the WNBA Finals, but where they will play their home games remains a mystery.
The Atlanta Dream are headed to the WNBA Finals for the first time in 13 years after holding off the New York Liberty 85-83 in Brooklyn on Friday.
The Atlanta Dream are one win away from the WNBA Finals after holding off the New York Liberty for a 101-98 overtime victory in Game 2 of their semifinal series.
Starting in 2027, the Atlanta Dream's new home will be State Farm Arena, and season tickets are on sale now.
Atlanta matched its franchise wins record while its stars spent the season rewriting the WNBA record book.
The Atlanta Dream needed their championship-tested veterans to settle Game 1 of their WNBA semifinals matchup against the New York Liberty. Jordin Canada and DeWanna Bonner delivered.
Angel Reese was named the 2026 Kia WNBA Defensive Player of the Year on Thursday, becoming the first player in Atlanta Dream history to win the league's top individual defensive award.
Jordin Canada saved her best for the fourth quarter, scoring 13 of her 19 points to send the Atlanta Dream past the Washington Mystics 93-75 and into the second round of the WNBA playoffs.
After rewriting the WNBA record books in her first season with the Atlanta Dream, Angel Reese was recognized for her defensive dominance.
Rhyne Howard scored 26 points as Atlanta rallied from a halftime deficit to win the opener of its playoff series against Washington.
The Atlanta Dream got the home-court edge they wanted heading into the playoffs.
Five Atlanta Dream players scored in double figures as the team pulled away from the New York Liberty for a 95-84 win Monday in Brooklyn.
Angel Reese had 23 points and 10 rebounds to extend her WNBA single-season record for double-doubles to 31 and lead the Atlanta Dream to a 106-81 victory over the Chicago Sky on Saturday night.
Behind the bright lights and roaring crowds at Atlanta Dream games, players can step into a quieter space for prayer, encouragement, and support.
Angel Reese returned to Atlanta rested, dominant and ready for the playoffs.
The Atlanta Dream will have to pursue their championship hopes without center Brionna Jones.
Records keep falling, and awards keep arriving during Angel Reese's first season in Atlanta.
Allisha Gray scored 23 points and Angel Reese set a WNBA single-season record with her 29th double-double as Atlanta beat the league-leading Minnesota Lynx 89-81 at Gateway Center Arena.
Emily Engstler scored 25 points and Carla Leite added 26 as Portland beat Atlanta 101-83 at Gateway Center Arena, snapping the Dream's four-game winning streak.
The Atlanta Dream are adding one of the WNBA's most accomplished veterans ahead of the playoffs.
Angel Reese's dominant run on the West Coast earned her another honor Tuesday.
Angel Reese made WNBA history in Los Angeles, grabbing a record 26 rebounds in the Dream's 78-71 win.
Angel Reese scored a career-high 31 points and grabbed 14 rebounds as the Dream held off the Phoenix Mercury 99-89 on Saturday night at Mortgage Matchup Center,
Atlanta's offense stole the show in Los Angeles, piling up a franchise-record 124 points behind a perfect night from Angel Reese.
The Atlanta Dream and Indiana Fever produced a Sunday thriller that became the most-watched WNBA game in cable history.
