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Game details ↗Atlanta Dream — Scores & schedule
Latest available scores · Checked Sep 22, 2:57 am PDT
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Standings
Season 2026 · Updated Sep 22, 2:50 am PDT
Eastern Conference
| Team | W | L | PCT | GB | HOME | ROAD | STRK |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Atlanta Dream | 29 | 14 | .674 | - | 15-7 | 14-7 | W4 |
After the Whistle
Atlanta Dream reports
Third-quarter surge and five-turnover composure carry Dream past Liberty 95-84
At Barclays Center, Atlanta found the cleanest stretch of the night in the third quarter and never really gave it back, beating New York 95-84 behind balanced scoring and unusually careful possession basketball.
Read the report ↗Atlanta Dream beat Chicago Sky, 106–81
Atlanta Dream finished with a 106–81 victory over Chicago Sky at State Farm Arena on September 19, 2026.
Read the report ↗Angel Reese sets the tone as Atlanta Dream roll past Connecticut Sun 103-59
The score looked extreme because the margin in clean basketball was extreme too. Behind Angel Reese’s 30-point, 10-rebound night and a relentlessly organized offense, the Atlanta Dream pulled away from the Connecticut Sun for a 103-59 win Thursday at Gateway Center.
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News & developments
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With the WNBA regular season set to resume on Thursday after the international break, BetMGM’s latest futures pricing spotlights contenders across major award markets, including favorites Gabby Williams for Defensive Player of the Year, Dallas Wings forward Jessica Shepard for Most Improved Player, and A’ja Wilson for MVP.
WNBA releases Top 30 plays list, spotlighting iconic moments from 1997 to 2025
Vancouver Television Sports Desk has reviewed WNBA’s “Rapid Reactions: WNBA Top 30,” a fan-facing recap that highlights 30 defining WNBA moments as ranked by the league. The article’s commentary spotlights a range of championship-clinching shots, signature defensive plays, and career milestones, starting with Teresa Weatherspoon’s 1997 “The Shot” and including multiple headline moments from stars such as Nneka Ogwumike, Maya Moore, Diana Taurasi, Sue Bird, and A’ja Wilson.
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