ATLANTA - The WNBA Finals moved to Atlanta for Game 3, with the Atlanta Dream looking to take the series lead after their Game 2 win, according to an ABC News video preview. That report said ESPN senior writer Michael Voepel was previewing the game at State Farm Arena.
According to The Guardian, the Dream were "comfortably ensconced" inside their downtown arena on Wednesday night for Game 3 against the Golden State Valkyries. Andrew Lawrence reported from State Farm Arena. The paper's headline described the Dream's run as a hometown spectacle.
The Guardian's summary said the game was the Dream's first WNBA Finals game in 13 years. It said Atlanta's sports fans were wary of getting carried away, but that the team might finally be worth supporting.
The Guardian's summary also names Kerry Washington and Ludacris. The excerpt available does not say what role they had at the game, and the text is cut off before the sentence ends.
The excerpts do not give the final score or the outcome of Game 3, and neither states the series record beyond ABC News's note that the Dream were looking to take the series lead. Neither excerpt gives the score of Game 2 or any other game, describes the crowd, or gives a start time or play-by-play, so this account is limited to what the two reports summarize.
Sources: ABC News: WATCH: WNBA finals head to Atlanta for Game 3; The Guardian: Welcome to the trap: swaggering Atlanta Dream turn WNBA finals into a hometown spectacle.