The Atlanta Dream (7-15) will visit the Seattle Storm (15-8) after losing four consecutive road games. It tips at 6:00 PM ET on Sunday, July 14, 2024.

Here we will dig into all of the info about this contest, including how to watch on FOX13+, Prime Video, and Peachtree TV.

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Dream vs. Storm TV & Live Stream Info

• Game Day: Sunday, July 14, 2024
• Game Time: 6:00 PM ET
• TV Channel: FOX13+, Prime Video, and Peachtree TV
• Location: Seattle, Washington
• Arena: Climate Pledge Arena
• Live Stream: Watch this game on Prime Video (Regional restrictions may apply)
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Dream’s Top Players

• Tina Charles: 13.7 PTS, 8.7 REB, 1.1 STL, 44.2 FG%, 28 3PT% (7-for-25)
• Allisha Gray: 16 PTS, 43.3 FG%, 37.4 3PT% (40-for-107)
• Cheyenne Parker: 9.8 PTS, 43.3 FG%, 21.4 3PT% (3-for-14)
• Haley Jones: 5.9 PTS, 41.2 FG%, 26.1 3PT% (6-for-23)
• Naz Hillmon: 4.4 PTS, 63.2 FG%

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Dream’s Performance (Home vs. Away)

• Atlanta averages 73.4 points per game at home, 3.8 fewer points than on the road (77.2). Defensively, it concedes 82.5 per game, 3.1 more than away (79.4).
• The Dream pull down more rebounds per game at home (36.1) than on the road (34.3), but also concede more at home (36.6) than away (33.8).
• At home, Atlanta is averaging 18.4 assists per game, 0.7 fewer than on the road (19.1).
• The Dream make fewer 3-pointers per game at home (5.1) than away (5.7), and have a lower 3-point percentage at home (27.2%) than away (34.8%).
• Atlanta gives up more 3-pointers per game at home (9.1) than away (7.8), and it concedes a higher 3-point percentage at home (38.5%) than away (33%).

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Dream’s Injury Report

Dream:

Jordin Canada: Out (Finger),

Rhyne Howard: Out (Ankle)

Storm’s Top Players

• Ezi Magbegor: 13.1 PTS, 9 REB, 1.4 STL, 2.4 BLK, 49.1 FG%, 25 3PT% (9-for-36)
• Jewell Loyd: 20 PTS, 1.5 STL, 36.3 FG%, 26.6 3PT% (33-for-124)
• Nneka Ogwumike: 17.5 PTS, 7.4 REB, 1.7 STL, 53.4 FG%, 45.5 3PT% (15-for-33)
• Skylar Diggins-Smith: 13.8 PTS, 6.7 AST, 1.4 STL, 40.6 FG%, 28.4 3PT% (21-for-74)
• Jordan Horston: 7.4 PTS, 1.7 STL, 46.7 FG%, 23.5 3PT% (8-for-34)

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Storm’s Performance (Home vs. Away)

• Seattle has been better offensively at home, where it scores 86.3 points per game, compared to on the road, where it puts up 81.5 per game. Defensively, it is much better at home, where it allows 74.4 points per game, versus road games, where it lets its opponents to score 82 per game.
• In home games, the Storm average 1.2 more rebounds per game than on the road (36.6 at home, 35.4 on the road), while they allow their opponents to pull down 0.9 more boards in home games than road games (35.5 at home, 34.6 on the road).
• On average, Seattle has more assists at home than it does on the road (22.4 at home, 18.7 on the road).
• The Storm hit 0.9 more 3-pointers when playing at home (6.4 per game) than on the road (5.5). They also shoot a better percentage at home (31.9% in home games compared to 27.2% on the road).
• This year, Seattle averages 5.4 three-pointers allowed at home and 7.9 on the road (while allowing 27.1% shooting from deep in home games compared to 36.7% on the road).

Storm’s Injury Report

Storm:

MacKenzie Holmes: Out For Season (Knee)

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