Chicago knows how difficult it is to defeat Atlanta’s dream on the floor of his house this season.
Targeting the sixth straight straight home victory, on Sunday, the second time to take the sky down in a second time in a week a week.
Atlanta (9-4) has the fourth best record of the league, finishing third in Scoring (84.9 PPG), increasing 132 3-pointers and opponents to increase 77.6 points per competition. On Friday, Dream continued the success of his home by capturing Washington to win the 92–91 victory.
Dream coach Carl Smesco said, “To finish these (close) games, we are going to be good at both ends for the whole game.”
Atlanta managed to work on Friday using another pack house for its benefit.
Atlanta said, “It is difficult (for opponents) playing here.” “(Opponent) will listen (fan). We feel energy.”
The Sky (3-9) experienced that during a loss of 88–70 in Atlanta on 13 June. The dream took advantage of 50-31 scoring in the second half. Rhine Howard set a franchise record for a game with nine 3-pointers and finished with 36 points.
Although Alisha Gray scored a team-Agni 20.2 points, Howard (16.9 PPG) entered the play on Saturday, leading the WNBA with the theres made from 39.
Chicago Center Kamila Cardso scored 15 runs with nine rebounds in Atlanta last week, and scored an average of 15.0 points in the last four matches. He scored a team-high 17 at a team-high 17-high 17-point defeat in 2025 during a domestic loss of 107-86 to Phoenix on Saturday.
Akash shot 52.6 percent from the ground, but the mercury allowed the franchise-ricord 17 3S, and made 21 turnover, resulting in 29 points for visitors. Chicago Star Angel Reese, who entered an average of a league 11.7 rebound on Saturday, managed to just two and took a shot from the ground scoring nine points.
One out of the last six loser, the Chicago average is a WNBA-the worst 18.9 per game.
Sky forward Elizabeth Williams said, “The mentality must be better the next day; to learn and grow from loss,” Sky Forward Elizabeth Williams said.
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