Victory+ has secured another WNBA deal, and this time with the Atlanta Dream. The streaming platform’s second WNBA deal ensures Dream fans will have another way to watch their team play throughout the 2026 season.
What You Need to Know
- Victory+ has signed its second WNBA deal, adding the Atlanta Dream to its portfolio of women’s sports.
- All locally broadcast Dream games will be available to watch for free on the Victory+ platform.
- The partnership comes just weeks after Victory+ secured the rights to the Minnesota Lynx.
Last month, Victory+ become the new and exclusive local streaming home of the Minnesota Lynx. The agreement marked the first time Victory+ had expanded into the WNBA.
Barely two weeks after that first WNBA deal and Victory+ has secured its second. Thanks to the new agreement with the Atlanta Dream, all locally broadcast Dream games will now be accessible to fans for free via the Victory+ platform.
“Partnering with the Atlanta Dream, a team at the center of the WNBA’s cultural and competitive momentum, is a defining moment for APMC,” said Neil Gruninger, president and CEO of APMC, the owner of Victory+. “This is about more than access. It’s about removing barriers so fans can show up, engage, and be part of a movement that’s growing faster than ever.”
The new deal doesn’t affect the existing agreement with Atlanta News First, which will continue to broadcast games. Instead, Victory+ will be offered as another option for fans to stream every non-nationally televised game live (or on demand).
“We are constantly looking for ways to meet our fans where they are and remove barriers to access,” said Andrea Bailey, chief revenue officer of the Atlanta Dream. “Victory+ allows us to do exactly that, bringing Dream basketball to more people than ever before while creating a more dynamic, interactive experience. This partnership is about growing our fanbase, deepening engagement, and building long-term value for our team, our partners, and the city of Atlanta.”
For those interested in following the Atlanta Dream on Victory+, the WNBA regular season begins this weekend, with the Dream taking on the Lynx in Minnesota on Saturday, May 9.
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