The Atlanta Dream secured a 94-87 victory over the Seattle Storm on Friday night, marking their fourth consecutive win. Despite a slow start where their offense failed to gain traction and their defense allowed numerous points inside the paint, the Dream remained resilient throughout the first half.

Remarkable Second-Half Rally Fuels Dream’s Comeback

Trailing by 17 points at the beginning of the third quarter, the Dream launched an impressive surge to seize the lead early in the fourth quarter. From there, Atlanta maintained control and completed the comeback on the road, leaving the Storm unable to respond effectively.

Allisha Gray’s Career-Best Performance Powers Atlanta’s Turnaround

Key to the turnaround was the standout performance from guard Allisha Gray, who achieved a career-high 28 points. Gray’s aggressive play in the second half, including attacking the basket and drawing fouls to reach the free-throw line, made a significant impact. She also contributed important three-pointers, boosting the offense when the team needed it most.

Gray’s exceptional game continues a trend of strong performances that have helped drive the Dream’s recent success, contributing to their 5-2 record at the start of the season. The team’s next challenge comes on June 6 against the Connecticut Sun, and if this level of play persists, the Dream are positioned to be serious contenders in the Eastern Conference standings.