WNBA: Inconsistency is the only consistent thing about the Dream
New season, same Dream. Through seven games, Atlanta, once again, has exhibited maddening inconsistency, with a win indicative of their upside surrounded by unsatisfying efforts.
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New season, same Dream. Through seven games, Atlanta, once again, has exhibited maddening inconsistency, with a win indicative of their upside surrounded by unsatisfying efforts.
When Game 1 of the WNBA Finals tips off at 3 p.m. ET on Sunday afternoon, the New York Liberty need Jonquel Jones to set an aggressive, assertive tone.
Photo by Stephen Brashear/NBAE via Getty Images The Las Vegas Aces and Seattle Storm will meet once again on Tuesday, May 18, just days after their initial bout to start the 2021 WNBA season. Meanwhile, the New York Liberty return to Barclays Center to take on the Minnesota Lynx, while the Phoenix Mercury travel to Washington, D.C. to take on the Mystics. Seattle’s 97-83 thumping of Las Vegas last Saturday was a statement game of sorts for the defending champs. While the two teams seemed headed in opposite directions this past offseason — Seattle losing Natasha Howard, Alysha Clark and Sa...