A'ja Wilson is completely taking over the WNBA, as evidenced by her historic game on Tuesday in leading the Aces to their 8th straight win.

With both teams set on making deep postseason runs in their respective conferences, the Atlanta Dream host the league-best Minnesota Lynx in a potential WNBA Finals preview on Thursday in College Park, Ga. Minnesota (28-6) had its six-game winning streak ...

Minnesota Lynx star and WNBA MVP frontrunner Napheesa Collier has been upgraded to questionable for the team's game against the Atlanta Dream on Thursday. Collier has not played since Aug. 2 due to a sprained right ankle and had an initial recovery timeline of at least two weeks.

Brittney Griner has emerged as a star for the Atlanta Dream in her first season with the team, playing under head coach Karl Smesko. Atlanta has played their way into the WNBA title conversation, joining several other top teams in the league, such as the Minnesota Lynx and the New York Liberty.

The race among the No. 2 Liberty (22-13) and the three teams down to fifth place — the Dream (22-13), Mercury (21-13) and Aces (22-14) — is especially tight heading into Thursday, with 8-10 games left for each team in the regular season.

Should the Atlanta Dream be considered contenders for the WNBA championship? This week's trio of marquee matchups could tell us a lot, starting with Tuesday's meeting between Atlanta and the red-hot Las Vegas Aces.

In the loss to the Aces, Brittney Griner was passed by A’ja Wilson for the most games in WNBA history with over 30 points, 10 rebounds and five blocks. After the announcement was made by the WNBA, the Dream star’s wife, Cherelle Griner, took to social media, sending a message to Wilson.

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Brittney Griner, Atlanta Dream Will Make WNBA History on Friday originally appeared on Athlon Sports. For the first time in league history, a WNBA regular-season game will be played outside the United States.