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The Dream and Gray Media have renewed their partnership for the 2025 WNBA season, which begins May 16 for the Dream in Washington against the Mystics.

“Having a partner who is committed to delivering consistent content to our fans across the Southeast region has been a catalyst for our continued growth and we are so excited about the 2025 season on Gray networks,” Dream president and chief operating officer Morgan Shaw Parker said.

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