Atlanta Dream, Gray Media renew broadcast partnership

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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