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Atlanta beats Mercury 90-79

How to Watch Atlanta Dream vs Phoenix Mercury: Live Stream WNBA, TV Channel

The Atlanta Dream (13-10) are set to compete in the second half of their road back-to-back, against the Phoenix Mercury (15-7) at PHX Arena.

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Where to watch Phoenix Mercury vs Atlanta Dream for free tonight; WNBA Basketball time, odds

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Atlanta beats Mercury 90-79 as Brittney Griner returns to Phoenix for first time with Dream

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Brittney Griner’s return highlights emotional rollercoaster in Mercury’s loss to Dream

The talk of the WNBA and the Phoenix Mercury was Brittney Griner ’s return to the Valley of the Sun as a member of the Atlanta Dream.

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Dream news: Brittney Griner speaks up on Phoenix homecoming before Mercury clash

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Brittney Griner’s former Mercury teammates react to Phoenix return

Peter's Points: WNBA Best Bets Today (Predictions, Prop Bets for Dream-Mercury, Allisha Gray)

Wednesday’s WNBA action features just one game after a five-game slate on Tuesday night. The Atlanta Dream, who are fresh off of a loss to the Las Vegas Aces on

WNBA predictions, picks today: Wednesday's best bets include Dream-Mercury player props

There's just one WNBA game on Wednesday, July 23, and you can catch the action live on CBS Sports Network when the Atlanta Dream take on the Phoenix Mercury at 10 p.m. ET. Both te

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Aces Defeat Dream In Their First Matchup Of The Season With Candace Parker In The House

Just a few short days after WNBA All-Star Weekend, the Las Vegas Aces beat the Atlanta Dream in their first matchup of the season.

HBCU basketball player celebrates her sister, a WNBA All-Star

Alabama State forward Ashley Gray took a break from summer training to celebrate a proud family milestone-supporting her older sister Allisha Gray, who suited up as an All-Star for the Atlanta Dream at the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game in Phoenix.

Angel Reese Makes WNBA History with 10th Straight Double-Double in Sky Loss to Lynx

Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese became the first WNBA player to amass 10 or more consecutive double-doubles on two different occasions in league history on Tuesday.