March 5, 2021
Next Level, Episode 7: A new era for the Atlanta Dream with The Next’s Bailey Johnson
Welcome to The Next: A basketball newsroom brought to you by The IX. 24/7/365 women’s basketball coverage, written, edited and photographed by our young, diverse staff, dedicated to breaking news, analysis, historical deep dives and projections about the game we love. Continue reading with a subscription to The Next Get unlimited access to women’s basketball…
Welcome to The Next: A basketball newsroom brought to you by The IX. 24/7/365 women’s basketball coverage, written, edited and photographed by our young, diverse staff, dedicated to breaking news, analysis, historical deep dives and projections about the game we love.
Continue reading with a subscription to The Next
Get unlimited access to women’s basketball coverage and help support our hardworking staff of writers, editors, and photographers by subscribing today.
Already a member?
Login
Subscribe to make sure this vital work, creating a pipeline of young, diverse media professionals to write, edit and photograph the great game, continues and grows. Paid subscriptions include some exclusive content, but the reason for subscriptions is a simple one: making sure our writers and editors creating 24/7/365 women’s basketball coverage get paid to do it.
We are back with Next Level, our WNBA podcast here at The Next, hosted by Brendon Kleen.
In this episode, we debrief with Bailey Johnson, our Atlanta Dream beat reporter and an associate editor here at The Next, on the purchase of the franchise by New England real estate private equity duo Larry Gottesdiener and Suzanne Abair, plus the inclusion of Renee Montgomery in the group.
What does it mean when people around the Dream say the situation was “untenable?” Is the Kelly Loeffler saga a one-off or a sign of things to come between WNBA players and other stakeholders? And what should we expect of Atlanta on the court in 2021?
