The Atlanta Dream earned a 91-75 win over the Connecticut Sun, pulling away for a 16-point victory behind a high-scoring effort from R. Howard. Atlanta’s perimeter production was a major factor, as the Dream connected on 14 three-pointers and generated 22 assists, showing strong ball movement and shot creation throughout the game. Howard led all scorers with 36 points, delivering the standout performance of the night and consistently giving Atlanta a reliable offensive option. A. Gray added 26 points, giving the Dream a strong second scoring threat, while J. Canada and A. Reese each contributed 12 points to round out a balanced supporting effort. Connecticut was led by A. Morrow, who scored 20 points, but the Sun struggled to match Atlanta’s three-point volume. Despite solid overall shooting efficiency and a 22-for-38 mark from the field, Connecticut made only four shots from beyond the arc and finished with fewer rebounds and assists than Atlanta. Going forward, Atlanta can build on the combination of elite individual scoring and efficient team offense shown in this win. Connecticut will look to tighten its perimeter defense and find more consistent outside shooting, especially in games where opponents are able to separate from three-point range.