How to watch New York Liberty vs. Atlanta Dream Game 2 in 2026 WNBA Playoffs Semifinals: Streaming, preview

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The Dream currently lead the five-game series 1-0, after a 92-82 win over the Liberty on Sunday.

02:13 Miller: ‘Anyone can step up’ for Atlanta Dream LaChina Robinson, Cheryl Miller and Sue Bird breakdown the Atlanta Dream’s Game 1 win over the New York Liberty in the 2026 Semifinals.

Where: Gateway Center Arena, College Park, GA

Tip-Off: Tip-off is scheduled for 7:30pm ET.

In Game 1, Atlanta powered to win thanks to a mix of starters and bench players with breakout performances.

Starting guard Jordin Canada had 25 points for the Dream while DeWanna Bonner, playing in her eighth game for Atlanta, stepped off the bench and put up 23 points, nine rebounds and two assists. Since acquiring Bonner back in August, the Dream are 8-0.

Bonner replaced an injured Allisha Gray, who left Game 1 with a hand injury. The Dream has not yet released its injury report for Game 2.

Despite the loss, Liberty’s Sabrina Ionescu will be looking to repeat her 27-point performance from Game 1 on Wednesday night. That was the highest number of points Ionescu has put up since New York’s August 1 game vs the Phoenix Mercury.

The Liberty will also be looking to limit turnovers in Game 2, after giving up 21 on Sunday.

2026 WNBA Playoffs: Full schedule, bracket, matchups, dates, preview The Semifinals begin on Sunday, October 4. Syd Pierre, Syd Pierre,

NBC and Peacock will stream multiple games during the Semifinals and Finals series.

Additionally, for Games 2-3 and 5-7 of the Finals, Peacock will simulstream USA’s network coverage produced by Versant’s USA Sports.