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Reports on WNBA teams, players, games and league decisions.

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How to watch WNBA Finals Game 4 in Atlanta

Game 4 is scheduled for Saturday, October 24 at 1 p.m. Eastern Time at State Farm Arena, with national coverage on NBC and Peacock. The venue, tip time and series format answer different viewing questions.

A conceptual collage combines an empty arena court, a broadcast camera, a blank ticket and a basketball beneath the visible words Season 30; it is not a photograph of a particular game.

What the WNBA’s 30th-season records measure across the league

The league’s October report combines 330-game attendance, network audiences, team averages and player milestones, while two sources give different year-over-year attendance growth rates.

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Why two WNBA Finals games moved to Atlanta’s larger arena

The venue change gave the Dream more seating for its first Finals game in Atlanta since 2013, and it also moved Game 3 forward a day and Game 4 to an earlier tip.

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How A’ja Wilson’s fifth WNBA MVP vote was assembled

The 2026 vote combined first-place choices, a weighted points scale and a season full of scoring and defensive production. The ballot shows both the size of Wilson’s lead and its limits.

Two hands reach for a basketball above a painted lane and rebound arrow beside the visible words Rebounds and pressure; no player likeness or team mark.

What Angel Reese’s 2026 Defensive Player of the Year award recognizes

Reese led the WNBA in rebounding and set new league marks on the glass. Her award vote also reflects steals, second-chance defense and Atlanta’s team results.

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