- Matchup: Las Vegas Aces vs Atlanta Dream
- Event Date: Monday, August 3, 2026
- Venue: Gateway Center, College Park, GA
- Broadcast: WNBA League Pass
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This Monday, the Las Vegas Aces (20-8) visit Gateway Center to challenge the Atlanta Dream (18-10).
In their previous encounter, the Las Vegas Aces secured a thrilling win against the New York Liberty, finishing 104-99. The Aces showcased an impressive shooting performance, hitting 51.6% from the field (33 of 64) and nailing 13 of 28 three-point attempts. At the free-throw line, they excelled as well, sinking 25 of 27 shots for a remarkable 92.6% conversion rate. On the boards, they recorded a total of 26 rebounds, including 3 offensive, and distributed 25 assists. Despite creating 12 turnovers and making 5 steals, they allowed New York to achieve a 51.5% shooting rate (35 of 68). New York had 9 steals and grabbed 34 total rebounds (8 offensive, 26 defensive), along with 1 block. The Liberty shot 84.0% from the charity stripe, converting 21 of 25 attempts, and made 8 out of 22 three-pointers.
A’ja Wilson stood out as a key player in this match, scoring 33 points on 11 of 22 shooting. She played for 36 minutes and collected 10 rebounds, finishing with a 50.0% shooting percentage and contributing 6 assists.
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The Las Vegas Aces are currently positioned well with a record of 20-8 for the season. They have achieved a three-point shooting rate of 36.2% (236 of 652) and a free-throw success rate of 79.7%. Averaging 91.7 points per game, they rank 3rd in the league, with an overall field goal percentage of 49.4%. On the defensive end, they turn the ball over 11.8 times per game while committing 17.8 fouls. Averaging 33.8 rebounds per game, the Aces have also notched 631 assists this season, placing 3rd in the league for team assists. Defensively, they force 12.1 turnovers per game, and allow opponents a shooting percentage of 44.1% (340 of 548). They rank 2nd in the WNBA for assists allowed, with a total of 531, and are 7th in points per game given up, allowing 86.7 points.
In their latest match, the Atlanta Dream triumphed over the Seattle Storm with a score of 98-89. The Dream registered 25 defensive and 12 offensive rebounds for a total of 37. They faced 15 turnovers while securing 11 steals throughout the game. The Storm committed 19 fouls, granting the Dream 39 free throw attempts, of which they converted 34 for an impressive 87.2%. From beyond the arc, Atlanta connected on 10 of 26 shots (38.5%) and shot 42.2% from the field with 27 of 64 successful attempts. Defensively, they allowed the Storm to shoot 44.1% (30 of 68) and permitted 32 total rebounds (8 offensive).
Angel Reese played a pivotal role for the Dream, shooting 5 of 12 for a field goal percentage of 41.7% while securing 13 rebounds. She notched 21 points while spending 38 minutes on the court and contributed 2 assists.
The Atlanta Dream hold a season record of 18-10. They have scored a total of 2,503 points, averaging 89.4 points per game, alongside an average of 34.6 rebounds per game. The Dream commit 19.5 fouls per game and convert 77.3% from the free-throw line. On the offensive end, they are shooting 43.7%, ranking 11th in the league. Their assist average stands at 20.5 (8th overall), while their turnovers count is 13.1 per game. Defensively, they rank 4th in the WNBA for points allowed, giving up 85.3 per game, while forcing 16.5 turnovers. Opponents shoot 48.3% from the field against them (15th in basketball), while Atlanta allows 36.4% on three-point attempts and opponents hit 76.7% on their free throws. They also permit 19.5 assists and 29.8 rebounds per game, ranking 4th and 1st in the league, respectively.
Who will prevail in tonight’s WNBA face-off against the spread?
Prediction: Select Atlanta
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