Atlanta beat Golden State 80-69 in an elimination game Thursday afternoon. The win evened the WNBA Finals at three games each.
- 17 points: Atlanta's first-quarter lead, the largest in Finals history.
- 23 points for Allisha Gray, including a late corner 3-pointer.
- 26 points for Golden State's Gabby Williams, a game high.
- 78 rebounds for Angel Reese, a record for one Finals series.
Why it matters: The Dream had scored 62 and 55 points in Games 4 and 5. Those losses erased their 2-1 series lead.
- Both teams are chasing their first WNBA championship.
- Golden State, in its second season, was one win from a title.
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