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Atlanta lost to Portland 101-83, ending its four-game winning streak. The Dream never found a defensive answer for Kelsey Leite’s 26 points or Emily Engstler’s career-high 25.

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  1. Fire 101, Dream 83: Portland turned the streak into smoke

    Portland snapped Atlanta's four-game winning streak with a 101-83 road win powered by 26 points from Carla Leite and 25 from Emily Engstler.

  2. Dream 78, Sparks 71: Angel Reese turned the glass into a record book

    Angel Reese grabbed a WNBA-record 26 rebounds as Atlanta finished a perfect road trip with a 78-71 win over Los Angeles.

  3. Dream 99, Mercury 89: Reese made the night heavier

    Angel Reese set a career high with 31 points and grabbed 14 rebounds as Atlanta held off Phoenix 99-89.

  4. Dream 104, Sun 69: Gray and Howard made the middle loud

    Atlanta turned a 51-32 halftime lead into a 104-69 win, with Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard scoring 29 apiece and the Dream keeping pressure on Connecticut.

  5. Dream 96, Mercury 82: Atlanta turned a big lead into a full-team warning

    Rhyne Howard scored 23 points with eight assists as Atlanta built a 20-point lead and beat Phoenix 96-82, with one late-quarter warning attached.

  6. Dream 93, Sky 91: Canada rescued Atlanta at the last possible moment

    Jordin Canada scored with 0.3 seconds left after Chicago erased a 22-point deficit, giving Atlanta a 93-91 win.

  7. Dream 111, Tempo 92: Atlanta taxed every Toronto turnover

    Atlanta forced 20 Toronto turnovers and turned a close game into a 111-92 road win despite the Tempo's efficient shooting.