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The Las Vegas Aces have encountered their first rough patch of the 2023 WNBA season—by their standards, anyway. They’ll have a great opportunity to get rolling again on Tuesday against the Atlanta Dream, who will be missing several starters to injury.

Wright, Lady Lion from 2001 to 2005, was a three-time Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year and a first-team All-American throughout her time in Happy Valley.

Penn State Homecoming announced its 2023 grand marshal, Tanisha Wright, a Penn State Alumni of the Womens Basketball Team and head coach of the WNBA’s Atlanta Dream Sunday.

Atlanta Dream assistant Barbara Turner brings toughness, joy, and basketball knowledge to a young Dream team fighting for playoff position.

In the WNBA, having that kind of range can win you some serious dough (and infinite bragging rights). Read this feature story from SLAM 245.

Ahead of this weekend’s Hall of Fame induction ceremony, let’s turn to the WNBA’s past to think about the present, selecting a former player who could enhance the current version of the team for which she once played.

The Atlanta Dream secured their 15th victory of the season Sunday afternoon following a 82-73 win over the Indiana Fever.

Inside how Atlanta Dream general manager Dan Padover and head coach Tanisha Wright are leading the organization toward title contention.

The Atlanta Dream will attempt to get back on track and strengthen their playoff position on Sunday afternoon when they host the Indiana Fever in College Park, Ga.

From Nancy Lieberman to Becky Hammon, the list of former WNBA players who have turned into great coaches goes on and on and on…