WNBA · Eastern Conference · College Park, Georgia, US
Atlanta Dream
The Atlanta Dream have been a fixture in the Southeast since 2008, reaching three WNBA Finals in their early years and now building toward a new era of competitiveness under new ownership.
2008–2015
Early Finals Runs
Three Finals appearances in six years
The Dream reached the WNBA Finals three times in their first six seasons, falling to the Seattle Storm (2010), Minnesota Lynx (2011), and Lynx again (2013). Angel McCoughtry's explosive scoring made her one of the league's most dangerous players, and the Dream's early success proved there was a strong appetite for women's basketball in Atlanta.
Key Facts
- Reached WNBA Finals in 2010, 2011, and 2013
- Angel McCoughtry was the franchise's defining early star
- Lost to dynasty-level teams (Storm and Lynx) in each Finals
- Established women's basketball in the Atlanta sports market
2021–Present
New Ownership Era
Fresh investment and a path forward
New ownership, including former Dream player Renee Montgomery, took over the franchise and brought renewed energy and investment. The Dream are working to rebuild a competitive roster while engaging with Atlanta's passionate sports fan base.
Key Facts
- New ownership group includes former player Renee Montgomery
- Rebuilding roster to return to championship contention
- Atlanta market offers enormous potential for growth
- Fresh investment in player development and fan experience