After a productive weekend at home, Atlanta’s dream takes some speed on the road when they travel to West Coast to face Los Angeles Sparks on Tuesday.
Dream (3-2) opened three-market swings after domestic win over Dallas Wings on Saturday and domestic victory on connecting sun on Sunday.
Alisha Gray and Nia Coffee scored every 18 points for Atlanta in a 79–55 win on Sunday, while Raksha put the connecticut for 31.3 percent for shooting. Dream caught 52 rebounds, with 11 with coffee, 34 to the sun.
The victory came without offsen with a Britney Grinner, who was out with a left -knee agony. The T-Hina Popo was also out after a hit on the face against the wings in Saturday’s game.
Through five sports, Gray takes Atlanta with 19.4 points per game, while Rhine Howard offers 15.0 points. Broni Jones ranks second in the league with 11.6 rebounds, while Howard adds 4.6 aid and also has the key to dream rescue.
According to Clutchpoints Dream Coach Carl Smesco, “(Howard) is still loading a lot with the ball handling the ball.” “And I am not making it easier to defensive things where we are really preparing things. … We are asking him a lot, and she is giving us a lot.”
Sparks (2-3) ended the three-game losing streak on Sunday with a 91-78 win over Chicago Akash as Calccy Plum with Offsen scored 6 out of 10 from the 3-point range.
Plum scored 17 points with five 3-pointers in the 33-point third quarter of the sparks, when he took a four-point lead in the 12-digit profit and cruel to win from there.
On spectrum sportsnet broadcasting, Plum said, “I am just trying to do what defense gives me, trying to be patient.” “I’ve got better, I am getting better ball security, take better decisions.”
Plum’s 24.8 points per game WNBA stood second at 29.5 in Neffasa Kolier of Minnesota Links.
Under the first year head coach Lynn Roberts, and still the first -year drafts of the last year, without a sparks season progression, without the progress of the sparks season.
“Stay with us. I promise that we will do this,” Plum said.
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