The Atlanta Dream are in the midst of a semifinal matchup against the New York Liberty, but before then, Angel Reese was honored with the Defensive…
The WNBA semifinals began on Saturday. Here are the winners and losers from Game 1 of each series.
Unfortunately, injuries to key players are already impacting both series
DeWanna Bonner came through for the Atlanta Dream with an incredible performance in their 92-82 win in Game 1 of the WNBA semifinals over the New…
Angel Reese was named Defensive Player of the Year this week, and Sunday's performance in Game 1 showed exactly why.
Angel Reese is showing a lot of attitude in the WNBA playoffs for the Atlanta Dream. Her recent moment with Sabrina Ionescu is getting a lot of…
Atlanta is the WNBA’s best team at forcing live-ball turnovers. And the Dream made the Liberty pay time and time again Sunday.
ATLANTA — The New York Liberty’s X-factor is their postseason experience. It’s one of the reasons why, despite being the eighth seed in the WNBA…
The Atlanta Dream seized control of the WNBA semifinals Sunday to beat the New York Liberty 92-82 in Game 1.
At the 3:59 mark of the first quarter, Allisha Gray exited holding her left wrist and hand area.
Two teams that had different paths to the semifinals while also sharing some similar patterns during the regular season now have the opportunity to…
Breanna Stewart and the New York Liberty face Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream during the WNBA semifinals.
The WNBA semifinals begin on Sunday.
The New York Liberty and Atlanta Dream open their best-of-five WNBA semifinal series Sunday at State Farm Arena, with the defending 2024 champions…
Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese doesn't rebound against the New York Liberty like she does against other teams.
The two best-of-five semifinal series begin on Sunday ... so who will be moving on to the 2026 WNBA Finals?
Read our New York Liberty vs. Atlanta Dream prediction, odds, and pick for the WNBA Playoffs semifinals on Sunday, October 4.
Jonquel Jones and Angel Reese. | NBAE via Getty Images And then there were four. The New York Liberty, Atalanta Dream, Las Vegas Aces and Golden…
Will the Dream dominate the veteran Liberty, or will New York make another WNBA Finals appearance?
A ticket to the WNBA Finals is on the line for the winner. Let’s take a look at how the two teams match up: