WNBA Finals Game 3: How to watch Golden State Valkyries vs Atlanta Dream

ATLANTA — The Atlanta Dream did what they set out to do. The team is heading back to Atlanta with a win under their belt after stealing Game 2 from the Golden State Valkyries in San Francisco to even the WNBA Finals.

"We came out with a mission. That was to at least go home with one win," said Dream guard Allisha Gray, who finished with 18 points Monday in her second game back from a minor procedure on her left hand. "We played Atlanta Dream basketball... We played well. But like I said, I still feel like there's more in the tank for us to give."

After letting Game 1 "slip away," forward Angel Reese powered the Dream to a 79-65 Game 2 win behind a playoff-high 30-point, 16-rebound double-double in front of a hostile environment at "Ballhalla." With the performance, Reese became the youngest player to record 30 points and 16 rebounds in a WNBA Finals game.

The best-of-seven series now shifts to Atlanta for Game 3 on Wednesday, Oct. 21, which will be held at State Farm Arena (17,000 seats), an upgrade from the Dream's home venue, Gateway Center Arena (3,500 seats).

"We going to carry that (momentum) over in Atlanta," Reese said. "Atlanta, y'all better pull up and pop out."

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