Pre-game health reports raise eyebrows
The Chicago Sky are off to a rough 2-6 start this season. In contrast, the Atlanta Dream are surging with a 6-3 record and currently sit among the WNBA’s top contenders.
The Dream secured a dominant win over title favorites Indiana Fever in Tuesday’s major matchup. It was another clean performance and a blowout win for them. The usual names, Brionna Jones and Allisha Gray led them to a victory.
Both stars stepped up during the third quarter, where the Dream’s 23-9 run sealed the momentum shift. Dream’s third quarter performance paved the way for a 77-58 win. Allisha Gray scored 23 points while Brionna Jones scored 21.
The Atlanta Dream hand the Indiana Fever their worst loss of the season
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Allisha Gray led the charge for ATL with 23 PTS, 9-13 FG, 6 REB and 4 AST 👏 pic.twitter.com/rB53CYUT1D
Chicago Sky are on a 2-6 record and have lost against the New York Liberty and the Indiana Fever in their recentmost games. They recorded a 66-85 loss against the Liberty. Angel Reese pulled up some late points and registered 17 points and 11 rebounds.
Date & Time: Friday, June 13 | 07:30 PM (ET)
Venue: The Gateway Center Arena, College Park
TV: ION
Live Streaming: Fubo, Paramount+ and ESPN+
Here’s a breakdown of the latest Atlanta Dream vs. Chicago Sky WNBA Injury Report
Atlanta Dream Injuries
Atlanta Dream have been lucky with the fitness of its roster. That has been a major reason why Dream is currently 6-3 in the WNBA.
Chicago Sky Injuries
Chicago Sky will be without the presence of Moriah Jefferson due to a leg injury on Friday night. Courtney Vandersloot sustained a season-ending knee injury during Saturday’s game against the Indiana Fever.
Atlanta Dream: Jordin Canada, Allisha Gray, Rhyne Howard, Britney Griner, Brionna Jones
Chicago Sky: Ariel Atkins, Rachel Banham, Rebecca Allen, Angel Reese, Kamila Cardoso
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