Allisha Gray is still listed as day‑to‑day as the Dream gear up for the WNBA Finals opener, after undergoing a minor procedure on her left hand. According to ESPN, Gray missed the team’s two most recent playoff games because of the injury and has yet to return to the court.

The Dream’s front office confirmed that the procedure was a straightforward intervention aimed at stabilizing the hand, but it has not yet yielded a clear timeline for Gray’s return. While the exact nature of the surgery was not disclosed, the fact that it was described as minor suggests that the injury may be manageable with proper rest and rehabilitation.

Gray’s absence has forced the Dream to adjust their rotation for the postseason. Coaches have been relying on other guards and forwards to fill the gap left by the veteran player, and the team’s depth has been tested during the playoff run. Whether Gray will be available for the Finals could influence the Dream’s strategy and lineup decisions as they face their opponents.

With the Finals scheduled to begin soon, the Dream’s coaching staff will monitor Gray’s recovery closely and make roster moves as needed. The team remains optimistic that she can contribute to the championship effort, but until a definitive medical update is released, the Dream’s path to the title will continue to hinge on Gray’s day‑to‑day status.