The Atlanta Dream defeated the Chicago Sky 82-75, closing out a seven-point win behind balanced scoring and a strong overall shooting performance. Atlanta’s efficiency was a major difference, as the Dream shot 26-for-44 from the field while also controlling the glass with a 36-25 rebounding advantage. Chicago kept the game competitive with timely perimeter shooting, but Atlanta’s consistency over the full contest proved decisive. Rhyne Howard and Angel Reese led Atlanta with 17 points apiece, giving the Dream two reliable scoring options throughout the matchup. Naz Hillmon-Baker added 16 points, providing another key contribution as Atlanta generated enough offense to stay in front. The Dream also finished with 18 assists, reflecting solid ball movement and an ability to create quality looks. Chicago was led by Natasha Cloud, who scored a game-high 18 points, while Skylar Diggins-Smith added 17 points in a strong offensive effort. The Sky connected on 8 of 15 attempts from 3-point range, which helped them stay within striking distance, but they were hurt by the rebounding gap and Atlanta’s higher field-goal efficiency. Going forward, Atlanta can take confidence from its balanced scoring and work on the boards, both of which were central to the win. Chicago showed enough shot-making to remain competitive, but the Sky will need to improve their interior defense and rebounding consistency to turn close games like this into wins.