Chicago Sky vs. Atlanta Dream: TV channel, time and how to watch WNBA
The Chicago Sky will be looking to find some good news Sunday as they visit the Atlanta Dream in WNBA regular season play.
Chicago (3-9) will be playing its second game in a challenging stretch featuring three contests in four days. That sequence didn't get off to a good start, as the Sky suffered a blowout home loss against the Phoenix Mercury on Saturday. Despite Angel Reese's dominance on the glass, the Sky have struggled mightily with turnovers and are one of the WNBA's least-efficient offenses.
That doesn't bode well against Atlanta (9-4), which has turned the ball over fewer than 12 times a game, the best such figure in the WNBA this season. The Dream are also the most prolific rebounding team in the league this season, while guard Allisha Gray – who is in the top 15 league-wide in points-per-game, assists-per-game, and three-point field goal percentage – is firmly in the MVP race.
Here's how to watch Sunday's WNBA game between the Sky and the Dream.
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What time is Sky vs. Dream WNBA game?
The WNBA regular season game between the Chicago Sky and the Atlanta Dream is set to start at 3 p.m. ET on Sunday, June 22 at Gateway Center Arena in Atlanta, Ga.
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