WNBA Finals Game 3 live updates, analysis and highlights
ATLANTA -- Two days after their first WNBA Finals win in franchise history, the Atlanta Dream host Game 3 on Wednesday (8 p.m. ET).
The No. 4 seed Dream upended the No. 2 Golden State Valkyries on Monday at Chase Center to tie the series at 1-1. Atlanta now hosts the next two games before the best-of-seven Finals return to San Francisco for Game 5 on Monday.
State Farm Arena, which seats more than 17,000 fans, is expected to be a sellout Wednesday. The Dream have played all of their playoff games there this postseason, as well as six games in the regular season.
In Game 2, a 79-65 Atlanta win, Angel Reese had 30 points and 16 rebounds. In Game 1, defense and Gabby Williams' 26 points led Golden State to a 68-64 victory.
Both teams are seeking their first WNBA championship. Atlanta has played in three previous Finals but was swept in each appearance. Golden State is making its first trip to the Finals in just its second season.
ESPN will be courtside and providing live analysis throughout Game 3.
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It's a sold out Game 3!
Getting close to tip off here at State Farm Arena. ESPN was told earlier Wednesday that this will be a sellout -- and unlike previous playoff games, the entire upper deck will be open. -- Alexa Philippou
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Bayou Barbie has a new moniker
The new nickname is sticking. In-arena announcer for Angel Reese introductions: The Queen of the South is here! -- Kareem Copeland
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Reese's takeaways from Games 1 and 2
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Mulkey in the 🏠
LSU coach Kim Mulkey is in the building. She's sitting just off the baseline. Mulkey also attended a Dream/Storm game earlier this season to watch former players Angel Reese and Flau'jae Johnson face off in the regular season. -- Katie Barnes
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