Beatline Dream - Daily Podcast On The Atlanta Dream
Sep 25, 2026 · 12 min · 9 segments
☕ **Enjoying the show?** Keep every episode free → https://buymeacoffee.com/beatlinesports The Atlanta Dream defeated the New York Liberty 83-65 on…
First up, Alicia Gray taking over.
We've got three big things today.
First, we're reacting to the final score and the real stat lines from that 83 to 65 victory.
Second, we're looking at the defense that stifled Marine Fathu and the rest of the Liberty offense.
And third, we're talking about Angel Reese's resilience after that hit to the face and how the team moved on.
Let's start with the numbers, because they tell the whole story.
Alicia Gray dropped 24 points.
Naz Hillman added 16.
This wasn't one person carrying the load.
It was a balanced attack.
Right.
And look at the contrast with New York.
Their leading scorer was Maureen Fathou with 14 points.
14 against a dream defense that was switching everything and closing out hard.
Gray had 24.
That's a 10-point differential in your top options alone.
It's wild when you think about it.
We predicted earlier in the week that Gray and Howard would be the keys to health and performance.
Well, Gray was healthy and she was dominant.
How did she create those looks?
Spacing, she operated out of the wing positions, drawing the help defense, then kicking it out or driving into the paint.
When Jonquil Jones was out for New York, the rim protection vanished.
Gray attacked the basket.
It wasn't just volume, it was quality shot selection.
First up, Alicia Gray taking over.
We've got three big things today.
First, we're reacting to the final score and the real stat lines from that 83 to 65 victory.
Second, we're looking at the defense that stifled Marine Fathu and the rest of the Liberty offense.
And third, we're talking about Angel Reese's resilience after that hit to the face and how the team moved on.
Let's start with the numbers, because they tell the whole story.
Alicia Gray dropped 24 points.
Naz Hillman added 16.
This wasn't one person carrying the load.
It was a balanced attack.
Right.
And look at the contrast with New York.
Their leading scorer was Maureen Fathou with 14 points.
14 against a dream defense that was switching everything and closing out hard.
Gray had 24.
That's a 10-point differential in your top options alone.
It's wild when you think about it.
We predicted earlier in the week that Gray and Howard would be the keys to health and performance.
Well, Gray was healthy and she was dominant.
How did she create those looks?
Spacing, she operated out of the wing positions, drawing the help defense, then kicking it out or driving into the paint.
When Jonquil Jones was out for New York, the rim protection vanished.
Gray attacked the basket.
It wasn't just volume, it was quality shot selection.
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