Minnesota Lynx Defeat The Atlanta Dream 96-81 Behind Courtney Williams' Brilliance

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Minnesota Lynx Defeat The Atlanta Dream 96-81 Behind Courtney Williams' Brilliance

Courtney Williams and Natasha Howard combined for 47 points on the night. Olivia Miles continues her brilliant rookie campaign, dropping a 'light' 16 on 60% shooting from the field. Angel Reese struggled in her 27 minutes, having 10 points on 3-8 shooting. Allisha Gray had 21 points for Atlanta. Minnesota improved to 5-2 while Dream suffered their season's second loss.

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