It’s the Dallas Wings versus the Atlanta Dream at Gateway Center on May 22, 2026. Here’s how to watch live on TV.
- Time: 7:30 PM ET
- Location: Gateway Center Arena, College Park, GA.
- TV Channels: ION Television
How to Watch Dallas Wings vs. Atlanta Dream on May 22, 2026
You can watch the Atlanta Dream take on the Dallas Wings live on DIRECTV on ION Television on May 22, 2026 at 7:30 PM ET.
Dallas Wings (3-2) at Atlanta Dream (2-1) — Game Preview
The Dallas Wings ride into Gateway Center at 3-2, where a 2-1 Atlanta Dream squad waits with a frontcourt that has been bullying opponents on the glass. Dallas is averaging 91.2 points per game on 48.0 percent shooting from the floor, while Atlanta sits at 84.0 points on 39.1 percent but is grabbing a remarkable 45.0 rebounds per game to the visitors’ 30.8. Paige Bueckers headlines the Wings offense at 20.8 points per game on 57.6 percent from the field, the kind of efficiency that turns close possessions into runs.
On the home side, Allisha Gray is putting up a team-leading 25.0 points per game and shooting 80.8 percent from the free-throw line, giving Atlanta a closer who can earn easy points late. Then there is Angel Reese, who at 12.7 rebounds per game including 7.0 on the offensive end is the engine behind the Dream’s board-crashing identity. Jessica Shepard adds another wrinkle for Dallas, averaging 6.8 assists and 9.8 rebounds while playing 30.6 minutes a night out of the forward spot.
National TV
ION Television
What Time is the Dallas Wings vs. Atlanta Dream Game Today?
The Dallas Wings vs. Atlanta Dream game starts at 7:30 PM ET.
Where Can I Watch Dallas Wings vs. Atlanta Dream?
You can watch Dallas Wings vs. Atlanta Dream on ION Television.
Players to Watch: Dallas Wings vs. Atlanta Dream
Dallas Wings
Paige Bueckers — G. Bueckers is leading the Wings at 20.8 points per game and converting 57.6 percent of her field goal attempts, an efficiency mark that lifts every set the team runs. At the stripe she is reliable as well, sitting at 81.0 percent on free throws when the game tightens. That blend of shot-making and discipline is why the Dallas attack runs through her hands more often than not.
Jessica Shepard — F. Shepard is a true connector out of the forward spot, posting 6.8 assists per game in 30.6 minutes a night while keeping turnovers down to 1.0 per contest. The rebounding work matches it, with 9.8 boards per game split between 7.6 defensive and 2.2 offensive. Few WNBA forwards stack that kind of distribution work onto that kind of glass-cleaning.
Arike Ogunbowale — G. Ogunbowale gives Dallas a second scoring engine at 17.4 points per game on 41.8 percent from the floor. Her free-throw line is where it gets interesting, with a 95.5 percent clip turning every late whistle into points. She also chips in 3.0 assists per game, enough to keep defenses honest when Bueckers runs off the ball.
Atlanta Dream
Allisha Gray — G. Gray is putting up 25.0 points per game and hitting 80.8 percent of her free throws, the kind of closer line that lets Atlanta protect leads in the final minutes. Her field goal percentage sits at 42.9%, solid volume scoring for a roster that has struggled from three-point range early. She is the Dream’s clearest matchup advantage on the perimeter.
Jordin Canada — G. Canada runs the Atlanta offense at 5.3 assists per game across 30.3 minutes a night, with 2.3 turnovers as the cost of doing business. The minutes load tells the story, this is a starter the Dream trust to hold the wheel for most of the game. Her job tonight is to find Gray and Reese on the move and not let Dallas turn defense into transition.
Angel Reese — F. Reese is grabbing 12.7 rebounds per game, but the split is the eye-catcher, with 7.0 on the offensive glass against 5.7 on defense. That is second-chance scoring waiting to happen on every Atlanta miss, and it is a big reason the Dream are pulling down 45.0 boards a night as a team. Containing her between the whistles is going to be the central problem the Wings frontcourt has to solve.
Injury Report: Dallas Wings vs. Atlanta Dream
Atlanta Dream
Brionna Jones (F) — out, right knee surgery
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