Everyone is talking about Angel Reese, Rhyne Howard, and Allisha Gray, but there’s another Atlanta Dream star who deserves just as much attention heading into Game 7: Jordin Canada.
ATLANTA – Jordin Canada is probably the fastest player on the court. She’s always had the speed throughout her career, even when she won her two championships with the Seattle Storm.
Angel Reese’s energy on the court can often be contagious. After a pedestrian Game 1, the three-time All-Star delivered in Game 2 of the WNBA Finals, helping the Atlanta Dream even the series at 1-1 with a 79 -65 win over the Golden State Valkyries.
How many of the WNBA players to record 20 double-doubles in a single regular season can you name in five minutes?
We've got ourselves a series. On Monday, the Atlanta Dream evened the WNBA Finals at a game apiece with a 79-65 road win over the Golden State Valkyries.
The WNBA Finals will begin on Saturday at Chase Center in San Francisco. However, Angel Reese the Atlanta Dream have already set a new finals record ahead of Game 1.
Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream punched their WNBA Finals ticket on Friday. The championship series won’t start until next Saturday, giving the star forward some time for other activities outside the basketball court.
Jordin Canada made WNBA history, helping the Atlanta Dream reach the Finals for the first time since 2013. She stood out against the New York Liberty, joining two legendary players in a rare statistical group.
Ahead of one of the more unlikely WNBA Finals in recent memory, here's our first look at some of the key factors that could decide who comes out on top.
The Atlanta Dream are four wins away from their first-ever WNBA championship. When the organization acquired Angel Reese, fans did not know quite what to expect.
With the Atlanta Dream looking to finish off the New York Liberty in Game 3 of the WNBA semifinals, the team has performed at a high level, which garnered the attention of Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham.
The No. 8-seeded New York Liberty must win at least one road game to upset the No. 4-seeded Atlanta Dream in the best-of-five WNBA semifinals. That just became a little easier.
History shows that the Atlanta Dream can all but solidify a spot in the WNBA Finals with a victory over the visiting New York Liberty in Game 2 of the semifinal round on Wednesday.
The Atlanta Dream turned the New York Liberty’s turnovers into a record-setting advantage Sunday, scoring 32 points off giveaways to tie a WNBA playoff record in a 92-82 Game 1 win.
ATLANTA – Jordin Canada and DeWanna Bonner have four championships between the both of them, so they know what the moment calls for in these types of games the Atlanta Dream are in.
Jordin Canada scored 25 points and DeWanna Bonner added 23 to help the Atlanta Dream pull away for a 92-82 victory over the visiting New York Liberty in Game 1 of a best-of-five semifinal series Sunday afternoon.
Ahead of the second round, we break down Dream-Liberty and Valkyries-Aces with keys to each series below.
On Wednesday night in Washington, DC, the Atlanta Dream defeated the Washington Mystics in Game 2 of their first-round WNBA playoff series, with the 93-75 win giving the Dream the series sweep.
Jordin Canada scored 19 points, dished a game-high nine assists, had a game-high three steals and just one turnover as the visiting Atlanta Dream defeated host New York 95-84 on Monday night.
Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream are coming off their third consecutive win on Saturday. They defeated the Chicago Sky at home 106-81 and the star forward made history again.
Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream bounced back in a big way on Sunday as they snapped the eight-game winning streak of the Minnesota Lynx, 89-81, much to the delight of the crowd at Gateway Center.
The Atlanta Dream are on the road Tuesday night as they travel to take on the Las Vegas Aces in an interconference showdown. Atlanta enters Tuesday’s game with a 21-13 record after losing at home in overtime to the Indiana Fever Sunday evening.
The Indiana Fever are on the road Sunday night as they travel to take on the Atlanta Dream in an Eastern Conference showdown. Indiana enters Sunday’s game with a 22-12 record after defeating the Dallas Wings at home Friday night.
The Atlanta Dream found themselves on both ends of an emotional roller coaster Sunday afternoon, but thanks to Jordin Canada’s clutch heroics, they walked away with a dramatic 93-91 victory over the Chicago Sky.
Jordin Canada scored on a layup at the buzzer to lift the Atlanta Dream past the visiting Chicago Sky 93-91 Sunday afternoon in College Park, Ga. The Dream had seen a 22-point first-half lead vanish, and the game was tied at 91 with 5.5 seconds left and the Dream inbounding the ball.
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