Dream, Mistakes take the ’25 season ‘after killing the reset button

The two first -year head coaches are hoping to register the first win of their respective WNBA career, when Washington Mistics hosts Atlanta’s dream, opening on Friday night.
Washington, who ran away from 33–47 points in two sessions with former head coach Eric Thibalt, hired Sydney Johnson to fill the role in December. For a franchise that discovered its second winning season since 2019, Friday is the beginning of a new era in the country’s capital.
“I am spending time of my life so far,” Johnson said, who spent the previous season as an assistant with Chicago Akash. “I really enjoyed my season with Chicago last year and I am really feeling full. … I am so grateful and grateful in the gym, and understand that these opportunities are not tolerated for everyone.”
51-year-old Johnson compiled 66–53 records as men’s head coach in Princeton from 2007-11 before leaving 116–147 in Fairfield from 2011-19.
However, the mysticists were dealt with a serious explosion in the months, which went to the beginning of the regular season. In April, the team’s sixth overall pick, Georgia Amor, faced a torn ACL on 30 April and will remember the entirety of its crook season. The second -year player Alia Edwards came to know about the low -back fusion and her timetable is suspicious to return.
Washington’s leading scorer, Ariel Atkins (14.9 points per game), was dealt with in February in February. Brittany Cyx (12.2 points) returns to Washington for his ninth season in the league.
In a similar offsen, Atlanta fired head coach Tanisha Wright after a record of 48–68 in three sessions in October. The dream hired Carl Smaceco, the head coach of Florida Gulf Coast for a long time, who led Eagles 11 Atlantic Sun Conference title-eight directly from 2017-24.
Dream, who returns his two leading scorers to Rhine Howard (17.3 points) and Alisha Gray (15.6) and signed a Britney Grinner for a one -year deal, contesting immediately at the Eastern Conference.
Smasco said, “I have the roster we have and the talent that is in the team.” “Everything has fallen into place and aligned at the right time and I am excited to start this season and see what we can complete.”
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