Dream move home opener vs Fever amid arena search

Atlanta Dream’s home opener vs Indiana Fever moving to State Farm Arena
The new look Atlanta Dream will open the season against the Indiana Fever at State Farm Arena, they announced.
Report: Dream move home opener vs. Fever amid arena search
Amid a broader search for more seating capacity, the Atlanta Dream will at least offer more access for one game when they move their May 22 home opener against the Indiana Fever to the home of the NBA's Atlanta Hawks,
Atlanta Dream to begin season vs. Indiana Fever at State Farm Arena
It’s only appropriate that the new-look Dream begin their season on a grand stage. The Dream will open the most anticipated season in franchise history May 22 against the Indiana Fever at State Farm Arena.
Atlanta Dream open their home schedule this season against Indiana Fever
The Dream normally play home games at Gateway Center Arena. This offseason, the Dream added ten time all-star Brittney Griner to their roster. The home opener game against Indiana is scheduled for May 22 at 7:30 p.m.
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Atlanta Dream moving its home opener to State Farm Arena
ATLANTA — Heads up if you plan to cheer on the Atlanta Dream at the team's home opener in May; the game's venue has now changed. The game was initially set to be played at The Gateway Center Arena but has been moved to State Farm Arena as of March 12.
Fever’s first road game against Dream moved to State Farm Arena
The Indiana Fever's first road game of the 2025 season, a May 22 trip to play the Atlanta Dream, has been moved to State Farm Arena.
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WNBA analyst Rachel DeMita cast doubt on Atlanta Dreams owner Larry Gottesdiener's explanation for moving the team's season opener from Gateway Center Arena to State Farm Arena, where the Atlanta Hawk ...