The head-to-head duel between the Atlanta Dream and Washington Mystics, with the WNBA’s final vacant playoff spot still up for grabs, continues Saturday at Washington, D.C. When the teams played Friday night, Washington broke a tie in the standings between
Brittney Sykes’ 20 points led Washington over the Atlanta Dream 72-69 on Friday in College Park, Ga., moving the Mystics into a playoff position. The Mystics (13-24) moved into a tie for the eighth and final WNBA playoff position with
The Atlanta Dream and Washington Mystics are two of three teams locked in a tight race for the final WNBA playoff spot. On Friday night in Atlanta, the Dream (12-24) and Mystics (12-24) meet for the first of two games
Kayla McBride scored a team-high 15 points while Napheesa Collier and Bridget Carleton chipped in 14 apiece, leading the visiting Minnesota Lynx to a 76-64 win over the Atlanta Dream on Tuesday night. Courtney Williams added 12 points, seven rebounds
As the regular season winds down, Tuesday’s meeting between the visiting Minnesota Lynx and Atlanta Dream in College Park, Ga., features teams in vastly different situations. Minnesota (26-9) has already clinched a playoff berth, the club’s second straight and 13th
Caitlin Clark recorded her franchise-record 14th double-double of the year with 26 points and 12 assists to lead the Indiana Fever to a dramatic 104-100 comeback win in overtime on Sunday over the visiting Atlanta Dream. Aliyah Boston scored off
The Atlanta Dream have shown a lot of fight while battling for a playoff spot, rallying from 16 down to beat Dallas in overtime on Friday night. The Dream (12-22) look to carry that momentum into Sunday’s date with the
Rhyne Howard scored a game-high 33 points while leading the Atlanta Dream to a 107-96 overtime win over the Dallas Wings on Friday in College Park, Ga. Tina Charles added 20 points and 13 rebounds for the Dream (12-22), who
Battling through lackluster seasons, the Atlanta Dream and Dallas Wings still have postseason aspirations ahead of their matchup in College Park, Ga., on Friday. Atlanta (11-22) will enter Friday tied with the Chicago Sky in the standings, but the Sky