Reese has the Dream focused and determined. And now they've evened the series as the finals return to Atlanta.

The downtown Atlanta arena is no stranger to hosting one major event after another with little downtime. This week brings the WNBA Finals, an NBA home opener and concerts.

While everyone inside Chase Center for Game 2 of the WNBA Finals had their eyes on Alanis Morissette as she delivered her rendition of the national anthem ahead of tip-off, right-wing media had their eyes on who wasn't: the Valkyries and the Dream.

IntroductionA dream where your body floats gently and you fly freely through the sky. Many people may have felt a sense of lightness upon waking up. On the other hand, there are also dreams where you cannot fly well or feel like you are about to fall.

Rhyne Howard dribbled this way and that, trying desperately to shake Veronica Burton as the last 20 seconds of Game 1 of the 2026 WNBA Finals ticked away on Saturday. But even a screen from Angel Reese was no use,

The Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries have allegedly been fined by the WNBA over their Game 1 actions. Game 1 of the WNBA Finals saw the Atlanta Dream and the Golden State Valkyries make headlines over their actions before the matchup.

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The Dream are vying for the team's first title when the WNBA Finals tip off against the Golden State Valkyries. Will Allisha Gray play?