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Atlanta's WNBA Finals series with the Golden State Valkyries is level at 1-1 as the action shifts to a sold-out State Farm Arena for tonight's Game 3.
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The WNBA Finals head to Atlanta tonight with everything square at 1-1. The Dream, riding high after a commanding Game 2 performance, will look to seize control of the series on home turf - and a packed house awaits them.
Atlanta's Game 2 victory over the Golden State Valkyries was emphatic. The Dream ran out 79-65 winners, claiming the franchise's first ever Finals victory in the process.
Angel Reese was sensational, pouring in 30 points and hauling down 16 rebounds as Atlanta pulled clear in the second half. Rhyne Howard set a new Finals record with six steals, while Allisha Gray chipped in 18 points and Jordin Canada contributed 13.
The Dream ordinarily call the 3,500-capacity Gateway Center home, but scheduling conflicts have shifted their Finals games to State Farm Arena - a venue capable of holding around 17,000 supporters. It's a significant upgrade, and the fans have responded.
Game 3 is officially sold out, the first sellout at State Farm Arena this postseason. That kind of atmosphere could prove decisive as Atlanta chase a championship.
Tip-off is at 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday, with coverage available on USA, CNBC, and Peacock. The Dream retain home-court advantage for the next two games, giving them a golden opportunity to take the series lead.
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