Angel Reese, Rhyne Howard Make History, Final Box Score Stats and Highlights as Dream Beat Tempo
107-95 final score marks a historic night for the Atlanta Dream as records fall against the Toronto Tempo.
📍 The outcome
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The Atlanta Dream defeated the Toronto Tempo with a final score of 107-95, according to game recaps and sports coverage from outlets including ESPN, CBS Sports, and Bleacher Report. The matchup featured standout performances that reshaped the record books.
During the contest, Rhyne Howard broke a record previously held by Diana Taurasi, making WNBA three-point history. Simultaneously, Angel Reese broke a Dream franchise record and drew attention with a post-game social media reaction following the victory over Marina Mabrey and the Tempo.
Coverage from Yahoo Sports, CBS News, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution details the complete performance by the Dream and highlights post-game comments from Howard regarding the win and playing alongside Reese. Live scores, stats, highlights, and betting predictions continue to circulate across sports media platforms.
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What was the final score of the game between the Dream and the Tempo?
The Atlanta Dream defeated the Toronto Tempo with a score of 107-95.
What history was made during the game?
Rhyne Howard broke Diana Taurasi's record for WNBA three-point history, and Angel Reese broke a Dream franchise record.
Which outlets provided coverage of the matchup?
Outlets including Yahoo Sports, ESPN, CBS News, CBS Sports, AJC.com, Sports Illustrated, and Bleacher Report provided coverage, box scores, and highlights.
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