Allisha Gray listed day-to-day before Game 5 against the Valkyries

The latest

The observed injury report lists Allisha Gray as Day-To-Day (left hand). She has averaged 32.4 minutes across 45 games this season, and the Dream have one recent game without her to use as a clue for how the rotation may shift.

The observed injury report lists Allisha Gray as Day-To-Day with a left hand injury, updated Oct 24 at 3:40 PM ET, with an estimated return date of October 26. The league’s official game-day report is separate. The injury has also been covered by CBS Sports and ESPN.

Who picks up the minutes

Allisha Gray has played 45 games this season, averaging 19 points, 3.4 rebounds and 2.6 assists in 32.4 minutes. Over her last 10, she averaged 17 points in 31.2 minutes.

The Dream have already played one game of their last five without Allisha Gray (October 9 against the Liberty). DeWanna Bonner, who does not usually start, started that game and played 32 minutes, against 15.5 a game in the other four games of the window. That is box-score observation, not a published lineup.

In the playoffs: Game 1 against the Liberty (October 4): seven points on 1-of-5 shooting (1-of-3 from three) in 11 minutes, a 92–82 win; Game 2 at the Mystics (September 30): 22 points, three assists on 8-of-18 shooting (3-of-6 from three) in 35 minutes, a 93–75 win; Game 1 against the Mystics (September 27): 22 points on 8-of-16 shooting (1-of-4 from three) in 35 minutes, a 92–77 win. That postseason line is kept apart from her regular-season averages above.

She is not the team’s only listing: the provider feed also carries Matilde Villa (Out) and Brionna Jones (Out).

Her last five logged games, the most recent on September 23: 33, 32, 28, 22 and 35 minutes, 30 a game, with 17.6 points a game — less than her 32.4-minute season average, so the recent role was smaller than the season line suggests.

Team context

The Atlanta Dream are 30-14, the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference, 9-1 over their last 10, scoring 91.3 a game and allowing 84.5.

Their next game is Game 5 of the wnba finals against the Golden State Valkyries on Monday, October 26, and the best-of-seven series is tied 2–2.

In Game 4, a 67–62 loss, the Dream shot 33% to the Valkyries’ 36%, committed 18 turnovers to their 9 and lost the glass 38–37 (PropSports box score).

The line

The next price: in PropBetEdge’s latest capture for ATL at GS (Oct 26), Valkyries are 1-point favorites and the total sits at 149.5. With the bookmaker margin removed, the market’s consensus makes the Valkyries a 51% winner — a market benchmark, not a PropBetEdge projection.

That capture (Oct 24, 6:00 PM ET, 11 books) was taken later the same day as the feed’s update, so the listing was public when the price was set.

Next up

Next up is ATL at GS on Monday, October 26. Her game-day status decides whether the rotation changes at all; if she sits, the first box score without her will show where the minutes go. Player props enter the PropBetEdge capture window inside 36 hours of tip.

Her 72 WinBA Score is No. 25 of 196 qualified players.