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It’s clear the Dream are the better team in the WNBA Finals. That doesn’t mean they’ll win the championship. It does mean the Valkyries will have to take it from them.

The vibes at State Farm Arena helped the Atlanta Dream put the Golden State Valkyries away with a wire-to-wire 97-71 win.

The Atlanta Dream have sold out Wednesday’s Game 3 of the WNBA Finals, their first home game of the best-of-seven series against the Golden State Valkyries.

The downtown Atlanta arena is no stranger to hosting one major event after another with little downtime. This week brings the WNBA Finals, an NBA home opener and concerts.

Angel Reese had 30 points, 16 rebounds and two blocks in the Atlanta Dream's Game 2 win over the Golden State Valkyries.

Behind a fiery night from forward Angel Reese, the Dream downed the Valkyries 79-65 on Monday night for the Dream's first WNBA Finals game win.

On Saturday, Gray made her return to the Dream’s starting lineup, and the first possession of the game gave some hope that she hadn’t missed a beat.

Former NBA center Enes Kanter Freedom announced he would attend Game 3 of the WNBA Finals between the Dream and Valkyries at State Farm Arena in Atlanta.

After a 68-64 loss to the Valkyries on Saturday, the Dream plan adjustments for Game 2, including creating more opportunities for Angel Reese.

The Dream let a late opportunity slip away in a 68-64 Game 1 WNBA Finals loss to the Valkyries on Saturday despite 19 points from Allisha Gray.