Dream to wear new uniforms in 2016

In celebration of the WNBA's 20th season, the Atlanta Dream will wear redesigned uniforms in 2016.

The uniforms, designed in primary and secondary team colors, will replace the traditional white home and color road uniforms.

The Dream's refashioned look will feature both a sky blue and navy blue uniform. The team will alternate each during both home and away games.

On the neckline of the jerseys, the team will feature a special logo commemorating the leagues' 20th year. The front of the jerseys will mark the team's partnership with Verizon.

The Dream open their season Saturday, May 14, against San Antonio. Their home opener is May 22 against the Chicago Sky.

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