The Atlanta Dream defeated the Indiana Fever 113-96, pulling away for a 17-point win in a high-scoring WNBA matchup. Atlanta’s offense set the tone with balanced production and efficient shot-making, using strong ball movement to create quality looks throughout the game. The Dream finished with 25 assists and connected on 12 three-pointers, helping them maintain control as the game progressed. Rhyne Howard led Atlanta with 24 points, while Allisha Gray added 22 in another strong scoring performance. Naz Hillmon-Baker contributed 19 points, and Angel Reese added 18, giving the Dream four players with at least 18 points. That depth proved decisive, as Atlanta consistently found answers whenever Indiana tried to close the gap. Caitlin Clark paced the Fever with 26 points and remained Indiana’s primary offensive engine. The Fever shot efficiently overall and made 13 three-pointers, but they were unable to match Atlanta’s volume and balance across the full game. Indiana also trailed in rebounds and assists, areas that helped the Dream sustain possessions and generate rhythm offensively. For Atlanta, the result reinforces the value of its multi-option attack and ability to win with contributions from several starters. For Indiana, Clark’s scoring was a bright spot, but the Fever will need more defensive resistance and broader offensive support to compete with teams that can score at this level.