The Atlanta-born rapper’s hometown halftime performance on May 28 is set to be
in front of a sold-out crowd with only limited tickets remaining

ATLANTA, Ga. (May 18, 2023) – Grammy Award nominated artist Baby Tate will open the Atlanta Dream’s 2023 home slate with a halftime performance during the team’s home opener against the Indiana Fever on Sunday, May 28, the organization announced today. Tip-off is set for 3:00 p.m. ET at Gateway Center Arena in College Park.

The game will be sold out and all limited remaining ticket inventory has been released, tickets can be purchased here.

“I am so excited to perform with the Atlanta Dream at their home opener!” Baby Tate said. “Atlanta is the home team and women’s empowerment is what I stand for; I am proud to perform with the powerful women of the Dream and the city of Atlanta!”

Baby Tate has most recently gained popularity with several viral hit songs like the female empowerment anthem “I Am” and the re-imagination of the classic “Hey, Mickey!” The Atlanta-born rapper, singer, songwriter, and record producer made a name for herself on the small screen, appearing on VH1’s Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta in its 10^th season in 2021, and was nominated in 2020 for a Grammy for her work on Dreamville’s Revenge of the Dreamers III.

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About the Atlanta Dream

The Atlanta Dream is a professional women’s basketball team based in Atlanta, Ga. that strives to build a place where our team, our fans and our city come together to represent the community we seek to serve. We celebrate diversity, represent Atlanta, reward innovation and imagination, and aim to empower women both on and off the court. The team currently plays home games at the Gateway Center Arena @ College Park and has qualified for the WNBA Playoffs in nine of its first 15 seasons. To learn more about the Dream and purchase 2023 season and group tickets, please visit dream.wnba.com/tickets or call 877-977-7729.

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ATLANTA, Ga. (May 18, 2023) – The Atlanta Dream announced its 2023 start of season roster today ahead of its opening tip on Saturday, May 20 as the Dream take on the Dallas Wings in Texas at 1 p.m. ET on ABC.

The Dream enter their 16th season in the WNBA in 2023, led by second-year head coach Tanisha Wright and general manager Dan Padover.

2023 Atlanta Dream Roster
as of May 18

The Dream’s roster is headlined by reigning WNBA Rookie of the Year Rhyne Howard, who will look to repeat as a WNBA All-Star and lead her team to the Playoffs in her sophomore season. The 6-2 guard averaged 16.2 points per game, finishing 11^th in scoring across the entire league in her rookie year.

Guard Allisha Gray will make her Dream debut on Saturday after signing with her hometown team this past offseason. Gray and returning 6-4 forward Cheyenne Parker recently committed to Atlanta, signing contract extensions ahead of the 2023 season.

Wright and Padover added talent to the lineup through the WNBA Draft, selecting 6-1 Haley Jones out of Stanford with the No. 6 overall pick and 6-4 Laeticia Amihere out of South Carolina at No. 8.

The Dream tip-off their home slate on Sunday, May 28 as they host the Indiana Fever at 3:00 p.m. ET at Gateway Center Arena in College Park. The game will be sold out and all limited remaining ticket inventory has been released, tickets can be purchased here.

For more player information, roster moves and Dream news, visit www.atlantadream.com.

 

About the Atlanta Dream

The Atlanta Dream is a professional women’s basketball team based in Atlanta, Ga. that strives to build a place where our team, our fans and our city come together to represent the community we seek to serve. We celebrate diversity, represent Atlanta, reward innovation and imagination, and aim to empower women both on and off the court. The team currently plays home games at the Gateway Center Arena @ College Park and has qualified for the WNBA Playoffs in nine of its first 15 seasons. To learn more about the Dream and purchase 2023 season and group tickets, please visit dream.wnba.com/tickets or call 877-977-7729.

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Fans can catch all 40 Dream games on local and national television
throughout the 2023 WNBA regular season

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ATLANTA, Ga. (May 17, 2023) – Today the Atlanta Dream announced their full 2023 40-game home and away broadcast schedule, tipping off this Saturday, May 20^th. All games will air either locally or nationally for fans to watch all season long.

The Atlanta Dream will have 34 games national games (broadcast or stream) this season and 28 locally televised games airing across Bally Sports Southeast and Bally Sports South in the Atlanta market. The full broadcast schedule can be found here, subject to change.

“As we continue to work with the league to provide more and easier access for fans to watch our games, I’m thrilled the Atlanta Dream has 33 national games shown across both broadcast and streaming platforms,” said Dream President and COO Morgan Shaw Parker.

Atlanta’s season tips off with a national broadcast as the Dream’s season opener against the Dallas Wings on May 20^th will air on ABC at 1:00 p.m. ET. ESPN will broadcast back-to-back Dream games as Atlanta hosts the Connecticut Sun on Saturday, July 22 at 1 p.m. E.T. and the Phoenix Mercury on Tuesday, July 25 at 7:00 p.m. ET.

Bally Sports South’s season-long coverage will begin with the team’s game at the Minnesota Lynx on Tuesday, May 23, airing on Bally Sports Southeast and streaming on the Bally Sports app beginning at 8:00 p.m. ET. To find a list of providers available by zip code click here. Channel listings are available here.

Nine Friday night Atlanta Dream games will air nationally on ION TV, beginning with the team’s June 2^ndhome game against the Las Vegas Aces. Atlanta will have four games air on CBS Sports Network and eight on NBA TV. Several games will be available for fans to stream as well, with two on Twitter, three on Amazon Prime Video, and three streaming through ESPN3.

The broadcast team for Atlanta Dream games on Bally Sports returns for their third season together in 2023. Angel Gray is back for her third season as play-by-play announcer, while LaChina Robinson and Tabitha Turner will split time as analysts again this season. Robinson returns for her 14^th season with the Dream, while Turner will provide commentary for a fifth consecutive season.

About the Atlanta Dream

The Atlanta Dream is a professional women’s basketball team based in Atlanta, Ga. that strives to build a place where our team, our fans and our city come together to represent the community we seek to serve. We celebrate diversity, represent Atlanta, reward innovation and imagination, and aim to empower women both on and off the court. The team currently plays home games at the Gateway Center Arena @ College Park and has qualified for the WNBA Playoffs in nine of its first 15 seasons. To learn more about the Dream and purchase 2023 season and group tickets, please visit dream.wnba.com/tickets or call 877-977-7729.

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Dream launch program for retired players, hire first Director of Player Engagement

ATLANTA, Ga. (March 1, 2023) – The WNBA’s Atlanta Dream have hired WNBA veteran player Kia Vaughn as a Basketball Operations Associate and Kiara McClendon as Director of Player Engagement, the organization announced today.

Both hires reflect Dream ownership’s commitment to providing resources and opportunities to both current and former players, giving them a world class experience while in Atlanta and setting them up for both current and long-term success.

“Last year, we focused on adding resources to improve the team’s on-court performance. Going into this season our goal was to provide players with a more holistic experience here in Atlanta by adding more off-court resources and opportunities for players to thrive,” said General Manager Dan Padover. Both of these new positions focus on player growth off the court.”

Kiara McClendon, Director of Player Engagement

In her newly created position, McClendon will serve as the players’ primary off-court liaison, helping them seamlessly transition into life in Atlanta and build a community that bolsters their lives off the court. A major part of her role will also include coordinating player programming and educational enrichment sessions centered around financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and other topics pertaining to their interests and goals. She will work with each athlete individually on their personal and philanthropic interests in order to integrate them organically within the Dream’s community impact efforts, which will in turn help to further the organization’s community, partnership and sales efforts by putting the right players in the right places.

“I am thrilled to have Kiara McClendon onboard with the Dream,” said Head Coach Tanisha Wright. “Our organization understands that the women of the W are so much more than just basketball players, and we are grateful to be able to provide our players with a trusted professional dedicated to helping them continue to grow during their time with our team. Kiara will play a huge part in connecting our players with the opportunities they are seeking and putting them in positions that will help to enrich their lives as professional athletes.”

Retired Player Transition Program

The Dream will also launch a pilot program developed to transition recently retired WNBA players into the next phase of their careers while providing insight and training around the many opportunities in professional basketball, from coaching to working in a front office. The program is designed to develop the WNBA’s own talent with the goal of setting former players up for long-term success.

“Larry Gottesdiener, Suzanne Abair and Renee Montgomery made it clear to me and Tanisha from the beginning that they wanted to help players prepare for life after basketball,” Padover said. “This gives former players a chance to spend a year developing skills that will help them transition into the next phases of their career in an effort to create the new wave of leaders in the WNBA.”

Kia Vaughn, Basketball Operations Associate

Vaughn joins the team in 2023 as the first member of the Dream’s Retired Player Transition Program as a Basketball Operations Associate.

“It’s important that we continue to create opportunities for former players right here within the WNBA,” Wright said. “I am thrilled we are able to provide an opportunity for Kia to begin this next phase of her career with our organization. She has been a consummate professional throughout her career and was a major contributor in our success both on and off the court last year, and I look forward to watching her blossom in her next chapter.”

Vaughn retired from the league after coming to Atlanta for her final season in 2022. In her 13-year career she played with the New York Liberty, Washington Mystics and Phoenix Mercury before joining former teammate Tanisha Wright in Atlanta. She will join former WNBA players Wright, Vickie Johnson and Barbara Turner on the Dream’s staff for the 2023 season.

About the Atlanta Dream

The Atlanta Dream is a professional women’s basketball team based in Atlanta, Ga. that strives to build a place where our team, our fans and our city come together to represent the community we seek to serve. We celebrate diversity, represent Atlanta, reward innovation and imagination, and aim to empower women both on and off the court. The team currently plays home games at the Gateway Center Arena @ College Park and has qualified for the WNBA Playoffs in nine of its first 15 seasons. To learn more about the Dream and purchase 2023 season tickets, please visit dream.wnba.com/tickets or call 877-977-7729.

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Credential applications for the 2023 Atlanta Dream regular season are now open. Below you will find information on the WNBA credential policies, application forms for Dream single game and season credentials, and upcoming key dates.

2023 WNBA Credential Terms and Conditions | 2023 WNBA Media Outline

Only working media on assignment from an accredited outlet will be credentialed for any Atlanta Dream game, and priority will be given to media who regularly cover the organization or the WNBA. Due to limited floor space, photographers working for reputable media outlets will be given priority.

Single Game Credentials

Application

If you only plan on covering select Dream home games at Gateway Center Arena, please apply for single game credentials. Please only select the games you plan on attending. There is no limit to the number of times you can submit this form, so you may decide to wait until up to 72 hours prior to a game to apply if you are unsure of your availability.

If approved for a single game credential, you will receive an email confirmation at least 48 hours prior to the next game you are approved for. The day before the game you will receive media information for that designated game.

Season Credentials

Application

If you plan on attending all 20 Atlanta Dream home games this season, you may apply for a season credential. The deadline to apply for season credentials is May 5, 2023.

If approved for a season credential, you will receive an email confirmation prior to the Dream’s home preseason game with instructions on where to pick up your credential.

 

Upcoming Key Dates:

April 30 – First Day of Training Camp

May 5 – Season credential application deadline

May 14 – Home Preseason Game vs. Connecticut Sun, 3:00 pm

May 20 – Season Opener at Dallas Wings, 1:00 p.m. ET on ABC

May 28 – Home Opener vs. Indiana Fever, 3:00 p.m. ET

 

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Sign AP Coach of the Year Tanisha Wright and
2x Executive of the Year Dan Padover to five-year extensions

ATLANTA, Ga. (December 20, 2022) – Head coach Tanisha Wright, AP Coach of the Year in her first season, and Dan Padover, two-time WNBA Executive of the Year, have each signed five-year contract extensions that will keep them in Atlanta through the 2027 season. Per team policy, terms of the contracts were not disclosed.

“We are essentially building the Atlanta Dream from scratch, and that takes time,” said Larry Gottesdiener, primary owner of the Atlanta Dream. “What Tanisha and Dan accomplished with this team in less than a year is extraordinary, and is something that should put the sports world on notice of exciting things to come from our franchise.”

Wright was named AP Coach of the Year in her first season as a head coach, helped guide Rhyne Howard to a WNBA All-Star appearance and Rookie of the Year award, and is credited throughout the league for establishing a culture of accountability, professionalism and integrity.

“I feel extremely blessed to partner with an organization that has a long term perspective, is willing to invest heavily, and honors the work that Dan and I are doing to build an organization in the right way” said head coach Tanisha Wright. “Our staff and players set a foundation last year and knowing that ownership trusts us to accomplish the goals that we have all set is exciting. This level of commitment and stability will allow us to take the long view as we build our team and our culture, and attract quality professionals and players in pursuit of a championship.”

Padover brought in eight new players to the roster in 2022, including All-Star and WNBA Kia Rookie of the Year Rhyne Howard, after orchestrating a trade for the No. 1 overall pick in the WNBA Draft. Padover, a two-time WNBA Executive of the Year, was attracted to the Dream by the blank slate opportunity to build a team from the ground up, in the right way.

“I want to thank Larry Gottesdiener, Suzanne Abair, and Renee Montgomery for reiterating their confidence in Tanisha and me” said Padover.  “When we started on this journey, I had the belief that this ownership group and this leadership team could build something special here in Atlanta. I am even more confident in that belief today. We have a lot of work ahead of us, but we are all looking forward to the challenge of making the Dream a perennial championship contender.

“I also want to thank a phenomenal group of players and staff that took a leap of faith with us last season” Padover added. “Every individual took pride in the common goal of resetting the trajectory of the Atlanta Dream and I will forever be grateful for everyone’s buy-in. I believe that when the history is written, Dream ‘22 will be known as the team that turned the franchise around.”

About the Atlanta Dream

The Atlanta Dream is a professional women’s basketball team based in Atlanta, Ga. that strives to build a place where our team, our fans and our city come together to represent the community we seek to serve. We celebrate diversity, represent Atlanta, reward innovation and imagination, and aim to empower women both on and off the court. The team currently plays home games at the Gateway Center Arena @ College Park and has qualified for the WNBA Playoffs in nine of its first 15 seasons. To learn more about the Dream and purchase 2023 season tickets, please visit dream.wnba.com/tickets or call 877-977-7729.

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Tanisha Wright and Dan Padover selected Haley Jones, Laeticia Amihere and Leigha Brown in their second Draft with Atlanta

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ATLANTA, Ga. (April 10, 2023) – The Atlanta Dream selected guard Haley Jones with the No. 6 overall pick, Laeticia Amihere with the No. 8 pick, and Leigha Brown with the No. 15 pick (second round) Monday night in the 2023 WNBA Draft.

“We targeted two players at 6 and 8 and feel very fortunate to have landed both of them,” said General Manager Dan Padover. “Haley has played at an elite level her entire life and is a versatile guard who will complement our backcourt in a variety of ways. Laeticia is a unique talent with endless potential, and we are looking forward to seeing her growth at the pro level. Leigha is an ultra-competitor who can play multiple positions. We are excited that this year’s draft will bring another influx of youth and excitement to this roster.”

 

No. 6 – Haley Jones

Guard | 6’1” | Stanford | Santa Cruz, Calif.

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Jones, a four-year starter for Stanford, finished her career in Palo Alto averaging 13.0 points, 7.5 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game. She helped lead the Cardinal to an NCAA Championship in her sophomore season and won the Most Outstanding Player nod after defeating current Dream guard Aari McDonald and the Arizona Wildcats with 17 points and 8 rebounds in the championship game.

“We’re excited to have Haley as a part of the Dream,” head coach Tanisha Wright said. “Haley is somebody who we know is a good kid and she is going to be a great culture fit here. She shows extreme versatility in her game, has the ability to play multiple positions and does a lot of different things well while also making others around her better.”

The 6-1 guard averaged career-high numbers across the board in her senior season with 13.5 points, 9.0 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 0.9 steals in 35 games. A first team All-American and Pac-12 Co-Player of the Year in 2022, Jones also helped lead the Cardinal to three-straight regular season Pac-12 titles and two conference tournament championships. Jones also helped lead Team USA to a gold medal at the FIBA U17 Women’s Basketball World Cup in 2018, where she was named to the All-Star Five along with current Dream forward Iliana Rupert, who was representing France in the tournament.

 

No. 8 – Laeticia Amihere (luh-TEE-shuh ah-ME-hear)

Forward | 6’4” | South Carolina | Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

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Amihere comes to Atlanta from Columbia, South Carolina, where she averaged 6.3 points and 4.1 rebounds in four years for Dawn Staley’s Gamecocks. She closed out her college career with her best offensive season, averaging 7.1 points on 48.7 percent shooting as a senior. She helped lead the Gamecocks to three NCAA Final Four Showings, including the 2022 National Championship, along with three SEC regular season championships and three SEC Tournament titles.

“Laeticia’s size and athleticism are going to translate very well and will turn her into a long-term player in this league,” Wright said. “Her work ethic and willingness to come in and get better are really going to make her a special player for us. We are excited to have her here in Atlanta and are looking forward to watching her grow.”

With the Canadian National Team, Amihere was a member of the FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament team that went 3-0 and secured Canada’s third consecutive Olympic appearance – making her the first Gamecock women’s basketball player to compete in an Olympics during her college career. She has competed with Team Canada since 2015, when she was named to the cadet national team that won Canada’s first ever gold at the Under-16 FIBA Americas Championship.

Amihere is now the second Gamecock on the Dream’s preseason roster, joining guard Allisha Gray in Atlanta this summer.

 

No. 15 – Leigha Brown (LEE-uh)

Guard | 6’1” | Michigan | Auburn, Ind.
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Brown joins the Dream after three years at Michigan, where she averaged 16.5 points, 4.3 rebounds and 4.3 assists in 72 games. She put up career-high numbers in the 22-23 season, averaging 5.1 rebounds and 5.8 assists as Michigan advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament.

“There’s a toughness and a tenacity about Brown that I really like,” Wright said. “She plays with a chip on her shoulder and isn’t afraid to go to battle – that mindset will give her an advantage as she comes in every day and competes for us.”

Prior to her time with the Wolverines, Brown was named the Big Ten Sixth Player of the Year as a sophomore with Nebraska. She averaged 14.4 points, 3.3 rebounds and 2.1 assists in her second collegiate season, producing double figures 23 times, including eight 20-point games.

Brown is the second Wolverine on Atlanta’s preseason roster, joining her former Michigan teammate and current Dream forward Naz Hillmon in Atlanta this summer.

 

About the Atlanta Dream

The Atlanta Dream is a professional women’s basketball team based in Atlanta, Ga. that strives to build a place where our team, our fans and our city come together to represent the community we seek to serve. We celebrate diversity, represent Atlanta, reward innovation and imagination, and aim to empower women both on and off the court. The team currently plays home games at the Gateway Center Arena @ College Park and has qualified for the WNBA Playoffs in nine of its first 15 seasons. To learn more about the Dream and purchase 2023 season and group tickets, please visit dream.wnba.com/tickets or call 877-977-7729.

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Gold medalist Gray returns home to the southeast through a trade with the Dallas Wings

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ATLANTA, Ga. (January 21, 2023) – The Atlanta Dream have acquired Olympic gold medalist Allisha Gray in a trade that sent the team’s 2023 No. 3 pick and 2025 first round pick to the Dallas Wings, the organization announced today.

“Adding Allisha Gray is a huge step for our organization and we are all celebrating a big win today,” said Dream General Manager and Executive Vice President Dan Padover. “She is one of the best two-way guards in the world and is in the prime of her career. The intensity in her style of play will fit perfectly here in Atlanta. We can’t wait to watch our group, now with Allisha, grow together as we continue to build towards becoming a perennial contender in this league.”

Gray, a graduate of Washington County High School in Sandersville, Ga., returns to the southeast for the first time in her career since winning the NCAA National Championship with the South Carolina Gamecocks in 2017. She joins the Dream after a career-best season with the Wings in 2022, where she averaged 13.3 points, 4.8 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game.

The 2017 WNBA Rookie of the Year, Gray took home a gold medal in the first Olympics 3×3 competition at the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics. She was named the 2021 USA Basketball 3.3 Athlete of the Year after helping lead the USA to their gold medal, and is now 27-3 all-time representing USA five-on-five and 3×3 national teams.

This is the Dream’s second trade of 2023 after the team acquired veteran guard Danielle Robinson in a trade with Indiana earlier this month.

 

About the Atlanta Dream

The Atlanta Dream is a professional women’s basketball team based in Atlanta, Ga. that strives to build a place where our team, our fans and our city come together to represent the community we seek to serve. We celebrate diversity, represent Atlanta, reward innovation and imagination, and aim to empower women both on and off the court. The team currently plays home games at the Gateway Center Arena @ College Park and has qualified for the WNBA Playoffs in nine of its first 15 seasons. To learn more about the Dream and purchase 2023 season tickets, please visit dream.wnba.com/tickets or call 877-977-7729.

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Dream partners with SkateLyfe TV to announce record 20-game home stand

Atlanta Dream 2023 Schedule Release Video Presented by Coca Cola

Schedule Information

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ATLANTA, Ga. (November 30, 2022) – The WNBA’s Atlanta Dream will tip off their 16^th season in May 2023, starting the summer on the road against the Dallas Wings on Saturday, May 20, the league announced Wednesday afternoon.

“We look forward to building on a foundational 2022 season and bringing a new level of excitement to the court in 2023,” said head coach Tanisha Wright. “We can’t wait to play in front of our fans and showcase the greatest athletes in the world right here in our hometown of Atlanta.”

The Dream will open their season at home in Gateway Center Arena on Sunday, May 28, hosting the Indiana Fever at 3:00 p.m. ET. The game marks the first of a five-game homestand to open the season, where the Dream will host the Chicago Sky, Las Vegas Aces, New York Liberty and the Connecticut Sun.

The expanded 2023 WNBA Schedule will see each team play 40 games (up from 18 in 2022), the most in the league’s 26-year history. In the expanded schedule, the Dream will face all Eastern Conference opponents – Chicago, Connecticut, Indiana, New York and Washington – along with Los Angeles and Las Vegas four times each. Seven of the Dream’s first 10 games are Commissioner’s Cup matchups, giving Atlanta a chance to jump out to an early lead in the competition.

“Our passionate fans show up for the city of Atlanta every game and provide one of the most authentic and energetic home court advantages in the league,” Wright said. “We are excited about the growth of the WNBA schedule and the opportunity to play more games in Atlanta.”

Atlanta’s 2023 home schedule includes 13 weekend dates, comprised of six Friday night games and six Sunday afternoon games, and a lone Saturday daytime matchup against Connecticut on July 22. The Dream recorded eight sellouts in the 2022 regular season at Gateway Center Arena – Wright’s and general manager Dan Padover’s first season with Atlanta.

The Dream will play two preseason games this year, heading up to Washington to face the Mystics on Wednesday, May 10 at 11:30 a.m. ET and hosting the Connecticut Sun on Sunday, May 14 at 3:00 p.m. ET.

The Schedule Release video content taps into both the nostalgia and recent resurgence roller skating has seen in Atlanta, which has (as expected) influenced everyone.

A full broadcast schedule with national and locally broadcasted games will be announced on a later date.

2023 Atlanta Dream Schedule Release Video presented by Coca Cola

The Atlanta Dream teamed up with renowned skate videographer and owner of SkateLyfe TV, Chad Harrell, to announce the Dream’s 2023 schedule. The backdrop highlights Sparkles, a staple rink famous in the Atlanta community, and features roller skating talent such as celebrity skate instructor P.U.S.H., local skate crews, and a cameo from Dream co-owner and vice president Renee Montgomery.

The video taps into both the nostalgia and recent resurgence roller skating has seen in Atlanta, which has expectedly led to a renaissance of the sport nation-wide. Roller skating has an enduring legacy with a rich history woven throughout Atlanta’s culture dating back to the early 1900’s. In metro Atlanta today, the skating community is vibrant and continues to thrive and flourish.

SkateLyfe TV is a roller skating entertainment platform based here in Atlanta. The company was founded in 2017 by Harrell with a mission to shine a light on the talent and positivity that roller staking provides to the world.

Commissioner’s Cup presented by Coinbase

The Commissioner’s Cup presented by Coinbase, an in-season tournament pitting conference rivals against each other during the first half of the regular season, will return for its third season. The 10 designated “Cup games” per team will be the first home game and first road game each team plays against its five conference rivals, all completed from May 19 – July 12. The team from each conference with the top record in Commissioner’s Cup presented by Coinbase games will compete for a half-a-million-dollar prize pool in the Commissioner’s Cup Championship presented by Coinbase on Tuesday, Aug. 15. Additional details will be announced at a later date.

AT&T WNBA All-Star 2023

AT&T WNBA All-Star 2023, the 19th All-Star Game in league history, will be played on Saturday, July 15. More information about AT&T WNBA All-Star will be forthcoming.

About the Atlanta Dream

The Atlanta Dream is a professional women’s basketball team based in Atlanta, Ga. that strives to build a place where our team, our fans and our city come together to represent the community we seek to serve. We celebrate diversity, represent Atlanta, reward innovation and imagination, and aim to empower women both on and off the court. The team currently plays home games at the Gateway Center Arena @ College Park and has qualified for the WNBA Playoffs in nine of its first 15 seasons. To learn more about the Dream and purchase 2023 season tickets, please visit dream.wnba.com/tickets or call 877-977-7729.