Atlanta Dream is Atlanta's professional basketball team. They are a part of the Women's National Basketball Association. They were established in 2008 as a member of Eastern Conference. The Dream performed poorly in the first two seasons. However, their 2009 season saw a change. They reached the playoffs and became the first franchise to do so. This article will address the WNBA’s trades, coaches, and other factors that are important in building a winning team.
2009
Atlanta Dream finished 2nd in Eastern Conference this season with an 18-16 record. The team was eliminated in the play-offs after they lost to Detroit Shock during the conference semifinals. The Dream will play at home against the Indiana Fever in their home opener on November 11.
2018
The Atlanta Dream is a professional basketball team from the Women's National Basketball Association. The team began its 2018 season on May 20 against the Dallas Wings. It was founded by the Dream in 1999. The team has played in the league every year since. It won the league championship. The Dream also made its first trip into the Finals. Continue reading for more information about the team. Here are some fascinating facts about our team. We'll also be discussing the team's history.
Trades
Throughout the season, Atlanta has made a number of trades to acquire players. During the 2011-2012 season, the Dream traded Alison Bales and Kelly Miller to the Phoenix Mercury for two first-round draft picks, the seventh and nineteenth overall picks. The team also traded Jasmine Thomas and Tamera Young to the Chicago Sky. The Dream also traded two second-round picks of the 2010 WNBA Draft (one to be named later) to the San Antonio Silver Stars.
Coaches
The Atlanta Dream is a team of professional women's basketball players in the WNBA. The team's head coach is Tanisha Lovely Wright, an American basketball player and former assistant coach. She has been coaching basketball since 1992. She began her career at Charlotte as an assistant coach. As head coach of the Atlanta Dream, she aims to bring out the best in her players. Find out more about her coaching philosophy.
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In 2007, the Atlanta Dream was granted a WNBA franchise. Since then, the team has been a force in the league, reaching three WNBA Finals. The team has a commitment to providing quality entertainment for fans, being an impactful community partner, and promoting positive female role models. Fans support the Dream's spirited, athletic players and are committed to the team's success. They reached the WNBA Finals once, losing in the 2010 and 2011, championship series.