Atlanta Dream
Atlanta's WNBA franchise
The Atlanta Dream of the WNBA began play in 2008. The young franchise got off to a rough start going 4-30 in its inaugural season.
Coached by Marynell Meadors, the Dream advanced to the playoffs for two consecutive seasons in 2009 and 2010 - reaching the WNBA Finals in its third season in 2010.
In 2009, Meadors was named WNBA Coach of the Year.
The Dream play at Philips Arena and are owned by Kathy Betty, who became the managing partner of the franchise in 2009. In early 2011, philanthropist Mary Brock and business executive Kelly Loeffler put in a total of $1 million to buy ownership stakes in the team.
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Latest Atlanta Dream coverage
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Maya Moore wins Honda-Broderick Cup for 2nd time
NEW YORK - Former Connecticut star Maya Moore has won the Honda-Broderick Cup for the second straight year as the top female college athlete. -
Final minutes prove costly for Dream in loss to San Antonio
For 38 minutes Sunday, the Dream seemed confident, focused and poised against a San Antonio squad that won the teams’ first matchup earlier this month. -
One-on-one with WNBA president Laurel Richie
WNBA president Laurel Richie, who was hired in mid-April to replace Donna Orender, is making a tour of WNBA cities to promote the league. -
Familiar face on Dream eases transition for Harding
During their careers at Duke, teammates Lindsey Harding and Alison Bales left their mark on the Blue Devils basketball program. -
Dream fall victim to Mercury's offensive attack
Notorious for its preferred fast-paced play, Phoenix set the tempo early Friday night, challenging the Atlanta Dream to counter with an explosive offense of their ...
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