WNBA Sends Message About Brittney Griner's Teammates on Friday originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Gateway Center Arena was ...

The Atlanta Dream made a lot of moves in the offseason, hiring Karl Smesko from Florida Gulf Coast and bringing in Brittney ...

Atlanta’s offense, ranked second in the league at 85.9 points per game, came in riding the momentum of a four-game winning ...

Under first‑year head coach Karl Smesko ... Smesko’s arrival, coupled with the high‑impact acquisitions of veteran center Brittney Griner and Jones, promised a major lift and early returns ...

Brittney Griner and Caitlin Clark were the ... Though the rookie couldn’t pull off the comeback, her impact was undeniable. After the game, head coach Karl Smesko had nothing but praise for ...

No Offseason discuss Karl Smesko’s coaching style, philosophy and why he’s been able to hit the ground running in Atlanta.

The 2025 WNBA season has been one of the most anticipated in league history, in part due to a flurry of offseason player movement and arguably the most exciting free agency period the W has seen.

Atlanta is off to an 8–3 start with record performances from Howard and career highs from Gray. But can the Dream keep it up against the Liberty this week?

After losing Diana Taurasi and Brittney Griner, the Phoenix Mercury have rebuilt with an almost entirely new team. Coach Nate Tibbetts has adjusted on the fly to great success.

The Mystics lost to the Liberty again, but Kiki Iriafen hardly looked like a rookie against modern legend Breanna Stewart.