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Atlanta Dream Extends Gray Media Deal, Prime Streams Games

4/24/2026

Summary

Story summary

Atlanta Dream renewed its TV contract with Gray Media, airing games on WPCH-TV, WANF-TV and Peachtree Sports Network, adding a show, retaining Angel Gray, Tabitha Turner and Autumn Johnson.
Prime Video streams the Dream’s games June 4 and Aug. 20.
The WNBA’s 11-year, $2.2 billion media rights deal gives the Indiana Fever 2026 schedule starting May 9 vs. Dallas Wings, with all games on TV, streaming (ABC, ESPN, CBS, USA, NBC, Peacock, NBATV, Amazon Prime).

History

Historical Context

The WNBA, founded in 1996, has evolved significantly, culminating in a landmark 2021 media rights deal worth $2.2 billion over 11 years with networks like ABC and ESPN. This agreement, following a 2013 extension that showcased 30 games annually, reflects the league's growing visibility and investment in women's sports, enhancing fan engagement and paving the way for future opportunities.

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Story summary

Atlanta Dream renewed its TV contract with Gray Media, airing games on WPCH-TV, WANF-TV and Peachtree Sports Network, adding a show, retaining Angel Gray, Tabitha Turner and Autumn Johnson.
Prime Video streams the Dream’s games June 4 and Aug. 20.
The WNBA’s 11-year, $2.2 billion media rights deal gives the Indiana Fever 2026 schedule starting May 9 vs. Dallas Wings, with all games on TV, streaming (ABC, ESPN, CBS, USA, NBC, Peacock, NBATV, Amazon Prime).

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