Aari McDonald

Aari McDonald and Haley Jones pictured smiling during home game vs. Chicago Sky

How does Aari McDonald’s injury impact Atlanta Dream?

By Hunter Cruse / June 6, 2023

Dream’s McDonald to miss 3-to-4 weeks with torn labrum

New York Liberty big wing Breanna Stewart dribbles downhill while Las Vegas Aces center A'ja Wilson defends her from the side, in a matchup of WNBA preseason favorites.

The Next’s 2023 WNBA preseason awards and predictions

By Emily Adler / May 18, 2023

MVP, ROY, and a ton of fun off-the-wall questions asked and answered

2023 WNBA season preview: Atlanta Dream

By Hunter Cruse / May 16, 2023

The WNBA’s young, fun playoff hopeful

A graphic welcoming guard Danielle Robinson to the Atlanta Dream.

How trading Kristy Wallace for Danielle Robinson gives the Atlanta Dream options

By Gabriella Lewis / January 13, 2023

Atlanta could benefit from Robinson’s veteran leadership or make additional moves

Members of the Atlanta Dream stand on the court. They are, from left to right: Erica Wheeler, Cheyenne Parker, Rhyne Howard, and Kristy Wallace, with Nia Coffey in front of them

2023 WNBA free agency preview: Atlanta Dream

By Gabriella Lewis / January 8, 2023

An aggressive free agency period could be crucial for the Dream

Atlanta Dream point guard Aari McDonald runs up the arc from the slot to the key while dribbling

How Aari McDonald came back home to Arizona women’s basketball

By Gabriella Lewis / September 22, 2022

Coach Adia Barnes sings McDonald’s praises for the role

Connecticut Sun center Brionna Jones goes up towards the rim to shoot a layup

The Next’s 2022 WNBA Awards: Sixth Player of the Year

By Emily Adler / August 31, 2022

Brionna Jones wins it in a walk

As attendance doubles, it’s clear the vibes are shifting in Atlanta

By Gabriella Lewis / July 22, 2022

‘I hope the future of the Dream looks lit’

Seattle Storm big wing Breanna Stewart leans back with the ball high above her head as she begins to shoot a fadeaway jumper, while New York Liberty big Natasha Howard leans toward her with an arm outstretched to try to block the shot.

The Next’s 2022 WNBA midseason awards

By Emily Adler / July 11, 2022

Stewart, Wilson in tight MVP race; Howard leads ROY pack

Members of the Atlanta Dream stand on the court. They are, from left to right: Erica Wheeler, Cheyenne Parker, Rhyne Howard, and Kristy Wallace, with Nia Coffey in front of them

How the Atlanta Dream created an elite defense, and a winning team, in the aggregate

By Spencer Nusbaum / June 3, 2022

Rhyne Howard and Nia Coffey are emerging as All-Defensive contenders during the 6-3 start.