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Don’t count out Atlanta Dream, even after Commissioner’s Cup loss to Liberty
NEW YORK — Unlike the WNBA’s other 12 head coaches, Atlanta Dream coach Karl Smesko doesn’t put together practice plans. He uses another phrase in referring to the Dream’s workouts. He crafts what he calls “progress plans.”
With new additions to the roster, including head coach, the Atlanta Dream are a much different team than last year.
The Dream finished 5-2 in May, won four of their first five games in June and currently sit among the top four teams in the league standings.
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Preview: Mystics play Dream in AtlantaThe Washington Mystics are headed to Atlanta to face off against the Dream tomorrow night. I’ve got you covered with the ...
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The Atlanta Dream made a lot of moves in the offseason, hiring Karl Smesko from Florida Gulf Coast and bringing in Brittney ...
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Dream hold off Mystics rally to claim winAllisha Gray scored a team-high 18 points on Friday as the Atlanta Dream staved off a furious rally from the visiting Washington Mystics in College Park, Ga.
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