Allisha Gray is officially out for Atlanta Dream Game 2 against New York, opening the door for Isobel Borlase to receive meaningful playoff minutes.
The Atlanta Dream are relocating to State Farm Arena for the 2027 WNBA season, departing from Gateway Center Arena. This move reflects growing demand, with sold-out games indicating strong fan interest. However, sustaining attendance will depend on maintaining a competitive team and a vibrant home-court atmosphere.
Angel Reese was named the 2026 Kia WNBA Defensive Player of the Year, the first in Atlanta Dream history. With a strong playoff performance ahead, Reese’s achievements include leading the league in rebounds and steals, solidifying Atlanta’s defensive identity. The team is poised to challenge the New York Liberty in the semifinals.
Jordin Canada took over the fourth quarter as Atlanta beat Washington 93-75 to complete a first-round sweep. The Dream are finally back in the semifinals, and a familiar New York Liberty team is waiting.
The Atlanta Dream are one win away from the WNBA semifinals, and the opponent is already waiting. New York just swept No. 1 Minnesota — setting up a potential rematch with an Atlanta team that beat the Liberty twice last week.
Atlanta beat Washington 92-77 in Game 1, but the Mystics dominated the glass 50-31. Madina Okot grabbed five rebounds in only seven minutes, making the rookie one of the Dream’s most intriguing Game 2 adjustments.
The Atlanta Dream’s first-round playoff matchup is officially set against the Washington Mystics. From Angel Reese’s battle inside to Rhyne Howard’s shooting and Atlanta’s home-court advantage, here are the biggest things to watch.
The Atlanta Dream enter their regular-season finale at 29-14 with a simple playoff scenario: beat the New York Liberty and secure the No. 4 seed and first-round home-court advantage.
The Atlanta Dream lost Brionna Jones for the remainder of the season, but Angel Reese responded with 30 points and 10 rebounds in a historic 103-59 victory over Connecticut. Here’s how Atlanta can replace Jones in the playoffs.
The Atlanta Dream return from the World Cup break with four regular-season games remaining and more rotation options than ever. DeWanna Bonner, Isobel Borlase, Madina Okot and Atlanta’s young bench have given Karl Smesko one major question to answer before the playoffs.
