ATLANTA DREAM (15-7) vs. CHICAGO SKY (9-14)

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1 ATLANTA DREAM (15-7) vs. CHICAGO SKY (9-14) July 25, :30 p.m. ET TV: N/A McCamish Pavilion Atlanta, Ga. Regular Season Game 23 Home Game Schedule & Results Date...Opponent...Result/Time May NEW YORK^... W, May SAN ANTONIO (SPSO)... W, May at Indiana (FSS)...W, (2OT) May at Chicago (NBA TV)... L, May INDIANA (SPSO)... L, (OT) May SEATTLE (SPSO)... W, June 1... at Connecticut... L, June 3... LOS ANGELES (ESPN2)... W, June 7... CHICAGO (SPSO)... W, June MINNESOTA (SPSO)... W, June at Washington... W, June WASHINGTON (FSS)... W, June NEW YORK (SPSO)... W, June at New York... L, June at San Antonio... W, June at Indiana (NBA TV)... W, July 1... INDIANA (ESPN2)... L, July 5... WASHINGTON (SPSO)... W, July 8... CONNECTICUT* (ESPN2).. W, July at Indiana (SPSO)... W, July CHICAGO*... W, (OT) July at New York... L, July at Minnesota (FSS)...L, (2OT) July CHICAGO*...7:30 pm July at Washington (NBA TV)...4 pm July CONNECTICUT (SPSO)...12 pm July at Tulsa...8 pm Aug NEW YORK (SPSO)...3 pm Aug at Phoenix...10 pm Aug at Seattle...10 pm Aug at Los Angeles... 10:30 pm Aug at Chicago (WNBA TV)...6 pm Aug PHOENIX (FSS)...7 pm Aug TULSA (SPSO)...7:30 pm Aug at Connecticut...1 pm All Times Eastern Home games in CAPS ^ - Preseason Game * - Game at McCamish Pavilion (Georgia Tech) PROBABLE STARTERS Pos. No. Player PPG RPG APG Notes G 5 JASMINE THOMAS Has started every game but one this Duke season G 15 TIFFANY HAYES Connecticut F 35 ANGEL McCOUGHTRY Louisville F 20 SANCHO LYTTLE Houton C 14 ERIKA DE SOUZA Brazil Ranks fourth among all guards in the WNBA in field goal pct. (.487) Three straight games of at least 20 points, and four of last five Eight double-doubles ranks tied for fifth in the WNBA Two blocks away from 300 for her career (16th all-time) 2014 ATLANTA DREAM RECORD RECORD HOME ROAD OT 2OT OVERALL EASTERN CONF WESTERN CONF CURRENT STREAK L2 W3 L2 W1 L1 INJURIES AND TRANSACTIONS INJURY REPORT Delisha Milton-Jones (Out - Right Achilles) RECENT TRANSACTIONS July 9 Traded Swin Cash to the New York Liberty for Delisha Milton-Jones June 2 Removed Céline Dumerc from the suspended list May 31 Waived Inga Orekhova May 15 Temporarily suspended Céline Dumerc May 12 Waived Cassie Harberts, Jhasmin Player and Samantha Prahalis May 7 Traded Courtney Clements and Atlanta s second-round pick in the 2015 WNBA Draft to the Chicago Sky for Swin Cash and Chicago s third-round pick in the 2015 WNBA Draft May 4 Waived Rebekah Gardner and Khaalidah Miller April 29 Waived Ashley Corral, Jacki Gemelos and Danielle Wilson April 25 Signed Ashley Corral, Rebekah Gardner, Khaalidah Miller, Amanda Thompson and Danielle Wilson to training camp contracts April 14 Selected Shoni Schimmel (First Round, No. 8 overall), Inga Orekhova (Second Round, No. 18 overall) and Cassie Harberts (Second Round, No. 20 overall) in the WNBA Draft.

2 2014 ATLANTA DREAM NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Birth Date Exp From 1 Delisha Milton-Jones F /11/74 15 Florida 5 Jasmine Thomas G /30/89 3 Duke 9 Céline Dumerc G /09/82 R France 10 Matee Ajavon G /07/86 6 Rutgers 13 Aneika Henry F-C /13/86 2 Florida 14 Erika de Souza C /09/82 8 Brazil 15 Tiffany Hayes G /20/89 2 Connecticut 20 Sancho Lyttle F /20/83 9 Houston 21 Amanda Thompson F /18/87 1 Oklahoma 23 Shoni Schimmel G /04/92 R Louisville 31 Nadia Colhado C /25/89 R Brazil 35 Angel McCoughtry G-F /10/86 5 Louisville Head Coach: Michael Cooper (New Mexico) Assistant Coaches: Karleen Thompson (Southern California), Teresa Edwards (Georgia) Athletic Trainer: Michael Douglas (Morehouse) Coordinator of Basketball Operations: Camensky Bryson (Memphis) Matee Ajavon Nadia Colhado Erika de Souza Céline Dumerc Aneika Henry Sancho Lyttle Angel McCoughtry Shoni Schimmel PRONUNCIATION GUIDE (muh-tee AJ-uh-vahn) (cole-yah-doh) (deh-soh-za) (seh-leen doo-mairk) (uh-neek-uh) (SAN-choh) (mc-caw-tree) (SHOH-nee) UPCOMING GAMES DATE OPPONENT TIME (EDT) ARENA TV Sunday, July 27 Washington 4:00 pm Verizon Center NBA TV Tuesday, July 29 Connecticut 12:00 pm Philips Arena SPSO Thursday, July 31 Tulsa 8:00 pm BOK Center N/A Sunday, Aug. 3 New York 3:00 pm Philips Arena SPSO Tuesday, Aug. 5 Phoenix 10:00 pm US Airways Center N/A

3 SERIES RECORD Overall...CHI leads, at Atlanta...CHI leads, 8-7 at Chicago...CHI leads, 8-5 Current Streak...ATL, W2 at Atlanta...ATL, W2 at Chicago...CHI, W3 Largest Atlanta Win...38 (6/7/14) Largest Chicago Win...21 (6/7/08) DREAM-SKY SERIES HISTORY DATE H/A W/L SCORE 6/6/08 H L /7/08 A L /5/08 H W /13/08 A L /12/09 A L /23/09 H L (OT) 8/8/09 H L /4/10 H L /15/10 A W /3/10 H L /14/10 A W /17/10 H L /21/11 H W /9/11 A L SERIES RESULTS DATE H/A W/L SCORE 7/16/11 H W /23/11 A W /2/12 H L (OT) 7/1/12 A L /17/12 A W /22/12 H W /20/12 A W /16/13 H W /24/13 H L /31/13 A L /13/13 A L /24/14 A L /7/14 H W /13/14 H W (OT) 2014 DREAM STATISTICS VS. SKY 3-POINT ----REBOUNDS---- NO PLAYER GP-GS MIN FGM-FGA FG% FGM-FGA FG% FTM-FTA FT% OFF DEF TOT/AVG AST PF-DQ STL TO BLK PTS/AVG 35 McCoughtry, A : / / de Souza, E : / / Hayes, T : / / Lyttle, S : / / Schimmel, S : / /9.0 5 Thomas, J : / /4.7 9 Dumerc, C : / / Henry, A : / /3.3 4 Cash, S : / / Colhado, N : / / Thompson, A : / / Ajavon, M : / /2.0 1 Milton-Jones, D 1-0 5: / /2.0 3 Orekhova, I 1-0 7: / /0.0 Team 24 3 Atlanta Dream : / /83.7 Team 22 2 OPPONENTS : / / SKY STATISTICS VS. DREAM 3-POINT ----REBOUNDS---- NO PLAYER GP-GS MIN FGM-FGA FG% FGM-FGA FG% FTM-FTA FT% OFF DEF TOT/AVG AST PF-DQ STL TO BLK PTS/AVG 14 Quigley, A : / / Delle Donne, E : / / Fowles, S : / / Vandersloot, C : / / Prince, E : / /6.5 1 Young, T : / / Breland, J : / / Faulkner, J : / /5.3 0 Clements, C : / / Goodlett, S : / /4.3 9 Gatling, M : / / Brandon, G : / /0.0 Team 22 2 Chicago Sky : / /75.0 Team 24 3 OPPONENTS : / /83.7

4 WNBA Standings (through games of July 23) EASTERN CONFERENCE W L Pct. GB Atlanta Indiana Washington New York Connecticut Chicago WESTERN CONFERENCE W L Pct. GB Phoenix Minnesota San Antonio Los Angeles Seattle Tulsa RECORD PACE The Dream is on track for its best regular season ever. Atlanta is currently 15-7, which is the team s best record ever through 22 games. Atlanta needs six wins in its last 12 contests to surpass the franchise mark for wins in a season, topping the record of by the 2011 squad. Despite three trips to the WNBA Finals, the Dream is also aiming to finish the regular season with the East s best record for the first time in franchise history. HOME COOKING Atlanta is looking to continue its success in home games, as the Dream is 10-2 at home this season. Last year, the Dream won its first eight games at Philips Arena and finished the season with a franchise-best 13 home victories. The Dream, which has now won at least 10 home games in six straight seasons, has won 27 of its last 34 regular-season home games dating back to the 2012 season. COOPER TAKING MEDICAL LEAVE Dream head coach Michael Cooper is taking a temporary leave of absence from the team after being diagnosed with early stage tongue cancer. Cooper was scheduled to undergo a surgical procedure this week at Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University in Atlanta, with a typical recovery time for the procedure of two weeks. Assistant coach Karleen Thompson has assumed head coaching duties during Cooper s absence. UPCOMING GAMES (all times ET) Thursday, July 24 New York at Seattle, 10 pm Phoenix at Los Angeles, 10:30 pm Friday, July 25 Tulsa at Washington, 7 pm Chicago at Atlanta, 7:30 pm San Antonio at Minnesota, 8 pm Saturday, July 26 Los Angeles at Seattle, 4 pm Indiana at San Antonio, 8 pm New York at Phoenix, 10 pm Sunday, July 27 Minnesota at Connecticut, 3 pm Atlanta at Washington, 4 pm Chicago at Tulsa, 4:30 pm Monday, July 28 Indiana at Los Angeles, 10:30 pm Tuesday, July 29 Connecticut at Atlanta, 12 pm Washington at New York, 7 pm Chicago at San Antonio, 8 pm Seattle at Tulsa, 8 pm Los Angeles at Phoenix, 10 pm Thursday, July 31 Atlanta at Tulsa, 8 pm Phoenix at Minnesota, 8 pm New York at Chicago, 8 pm Indiana at Seattle, 10 pm ALL-STARS: THREE AND MVP For the first time in team history, the Dream had two players elected to start the All-Star Game, and three total All-Stars. Shoni Schimmel, who had the third most All-Star votes of any player, trailing only Maya Moore and Elena Della Donne, earned MVP honors after scoring an All-Star game record 29 points with eight assists. Angel McCoughtry finished second in the voting among Eastern frontcourt players behind Delle Donne for her third All-Star starting assignment, and had 13 points and seven boards. Erika de Souza made her third appearance and was also inserted into the starting lineup due to Delle Donne s absence, and had eight points and four rebounds. In addition, Michael Cooper was the East s head coach by virtue of leading the East s first-place team. DID YOU KNOW Atlanta is 12-1 this season when scoring at least 80 points... Atlanta has been outrebounded just five times in 22 games... Atlanta has won more road games already this season (five) than it did in all of Atlanta leads the league in turnovers forced (18.1)... Atlanta is allowing just 17.1 points per game in the fourth quarter - its lowest point total surrendered of any quarter. CRASHING THE BOARDS The Dream has been the league s best rebounding team this year, leading the league in rebound differential (+2.9), total rebounds (38.0), offensive rebounds (12.1) and total rebounding percentage (.523). Atlanta s offensive rebounding percentage of.326 ranks second and has led to a advantage in second-chance points this season. DREAM SEASON FOR DE SOUZA Erika de Souza is off to the best start of her career. The ninth-year veteran is fourth in the league in rebounds (9.4) and blocks (1.7), sixth in field goal percentage (.565) and 14th in scoring (14.5). After leading the league with 18 double-doubles in 2013, de Souza has six more this season, which ranks tied for eighth in the league. She was named the Eastern Conference Player of the Week for the first time in her career for the week of June 2-8. RECORD REBOUNDER Sancho Lyttle ranks sixth in the league in rebounding at 9.0 per game, thanks in part to her performance in the road opener at Indiana when she hauled down a franchise record 21 rebounds. Lyttle broke the team record she shared with Erika de Souza of 20 rebounds in a game. Lyttle, who was named Eastern Conference Player of the Week for the week of June 23-29, has eight double-doubles this season, which is tied for fifth most in the league, and ranks second in steals (2.27) and tied for 20th in scoring (12.4).

5 WELCOME TO THE CENTURY CLUB Erika de Souza and Sancho Lyttle both recorded their 1,000th career field goals June 22 in New York. The first to reach the milestone was de Souza, in the first quarter, while Lyttle joined her in the third period. Lyttle now has 1,055 career field goals while de Souza has 1,048, and they are two of four members of this year s Dream squad to have made at least 1,000 career field goals, joining Delisha Milton-Jones (2,067) and Angel McCoughtry (1,214). SHOOTING STAR Angel McCoughtry, the league s two-time defending scoring champion, ranks third in the league in scoring at 20.0 points per game. She has also been clutch, hitting the go-ahead basket with 42.9 seconds left in the season opener against San Antonio on May 16, the winning three-pointer with 8.8 seconds left in the road opener at Indiana, and the go-ahead three with 2:04 left at Indiana June 29. In addition, Mc- Coughtry leads the league in steals (2.29) and ranks seventh in assists (4.4) and 20th in rebounds (5.8). Career Milestones Matee Ajavon Points... 1,827 Needed for 2, Rebounds Needed for Erika de Souza Points... 2,390 Needed for 2, Blocks Needed for HOT HAYES After a slow start (19 points in her first four games), Tiffany Hayes has been a scoring machine, reaching double figures in scoring 15 times in the last 18 games. She ranks tied for 20th in the league in scoring (12.4), and perhaps more impressively, ranks fourth in the league among guards with a field goal percentage of.487, trailing only Minnesota s Seimone Augustus (.526) and Lindsay Whalen (.504) and Phoenix s Diana Taurasi (.490). SHOWTIME SHONI Shoni Schimmel s WNBA career started with a bang, as she set a WNBA record for most assists in the first four games of a career with 37, and tied the franchise record for assists in a game with 11 in the season opener, which was second most in a debut in WNBA history (Andrea Nagy, 12, June 10, 1999). Schimmel, who ranks 15th in the league in assists averaging 3.7 per game and ranks ninth among rookies in scoring (7.6), followed that with 17 points and 10 assists the next night in Indiana, becoming one of just four players in Dream history to have multiple double-digit assist games, joining Ivory Latta, Shalee Lehning and Angel McCoughtry. POINTS IN THE PAINT The Dream has outscored its opponents in the paint in 18 of 22 games so far this season, with a sizable edge for the year of The Dream collected a whopping 68 points in the paint in a victory over Los Angeles on June 3, which is 18 more than in any other game this year. RUNNING WITH THE DREAM Head coach Michael Cooper has made no secret of his desire to have his team push the ball up the floor and score in transition whenever possible. So far, that plan has been a success, as the Dream has outscored its opponents in fast-break points 18 times in the team s 22 games. Atlanta has outscored its opponents in fast-break points by 133 points for the season, with a total margin of TO CATCH A THIEF Atlanta has long been one of the top teams in the league in steals, and 2014 is no exception, as the Dream ranks second in the league averaging 10.0 steals per game. Individually, Angel McCoughtry leads the league, averaging 2.29 steals per game, while Sancho Lyttle is in second at 2.27 per contest. Tiffany Hayes Rebounds Needed for Sancho Lyttle Points... 2,561 Needed for 3, Assists Needed for Steals Needed for Angel McCoughtry Points... 3,509 Needed for 4, Rebounds Needed for 1, Assists Needed for Steals Needed for Jasmine Thomas Points Needed for 1, Assists Needed for SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE The Dream has recorded at least 23 assists six times already this season, and ranks second in the league averaging 19.8 assists per game. Last season, the Dream had just three games all season in which it recorded at least 23 assists, and averaged 16.6 assists per contest. CUTTING DOWN ON MISCUES Atlanta ranks 11th in the league in turnovers, averaging 15.7 per game, but has improved drastically after a rough start. Through the team s first seven games, Atlanta had a total of 134 turnovers, for an average of 19.1 per game. But in the last 15 contests, the Dream has committed just 211 turnovers, for an average of only 14.1 per contest.

6 WNBA Career Records Games Played 1. Tina Thompson Katie Smith Delisha Milton-Jones Field Goals Made 4. Lauren Jackson... 2, Delisha Milton-Jones... 2,067 Free Throws Made 11. Becky Hammon... 1, Delisha Milton-Jones... 1,088 Offensive Rebounds 7. Tamika Catchings Delisha Milton-Jones Defensive Rebounds 4. Taj McWilliams-Franklin... 1, Delisha Milton-Jones... 1,783 Total Rebounds 4. Tamika Catchings... 2, Delisha Milton-Jones... 2, Wendy Palmer... 1, Sancho Lyttle... 1,786 Steals 4. Katie Douglas Delisha Milton-Jones Tina Thompson Sancho Lyttle Blocks 12. Candace Parker Delisha Milton-Jones Yolanda Griffith Elena Baranova Erika de Souza Points 7. Becky Hammon... 5, Delisha Milton-Jones... 5,533 RECORD-TYING SIX STRAIGHT Atlanta had a six-game winning streak from June 3-20, tying the franchise record for longest winning streak. The Dream also won six in a row from May 15-30, 2010, and again from June 14-30, TOUGH D Atlanta tied a franchise record May 25 vs. Indiana, allowing the Fever only four points in the fourth quarter, marking the third time the Dream had allowed a team to score just four points in any quarter. Four points is also tied for the second-fewest ever allowed in a WNBA game since the league switched to quarters in Only 10 times in league history has a team held its opponents to four points or fewer in a quarter, and the Dream is the only team to accomplish it more than once. SHOOTING FOR SIX Atlanta is seeking its sixth consecutive playoff appearance. Atlanta and Indiana are the only teams in the Eastern Conference to reach the playoffs in each of the past five seasons, and the Dream is the only team in the WNBA to finish with a record of at least.500 in each of the past five years. In fact, there have been 18 different WNBA franchises since the league began play in 1997, and Atlanta is one of just four of those 18 that reached the playoffs at least five times in its first six seasons. The other three (Charlotte, Houston, New York) were franchises that were part of the initial group of eight teams that began play in Of the 10 franchises that joined the league after 1997, only Atlanta accomplished the feat. VETERAN FRONTCOURT Atlanta returns three post players who have logged a lot of games in a Dream uniform. Center Erika de Souza is the only member of the team who was on the initial roster in 2008, and has played in a franchise best 183 games for the Dream. Meanwhile, Angel McCoughtry and Sancho Lyttle came to the Dream one year after de Souza and have played in 179 and 150 games, respectively, in Dream uniforms. REUNITED (AND IT FEELS SO GOOD) Delisha Milton-Jones was acquired in a trade from New York on July 9, but suffered a ruptured right Achilles tendon on July 13 vs. Chicago and will be sidelined for the remainder of the season. Milton- Jones had previously played for current Dream head coach Michael Cooper with the Los Angeles Sparks from , and again from During their first stint together, Los Angeles amassed a record of , winning two titles (2001, 2002) and finishing each regular season in first place in the West. In their second stint, they advanced to two more Western Conference Finals. AN INTERNATIONAL TEAM There are currently 18 foreign-born players on WNBA rosters, and six of them play for the Dream. Atlanta s roster includes players born in Brazil (Nadia Colhado, Erika de Souza), France (Céline Dumerc), Jamaica (Aneika Henry), Liberia (Matee Ajavon) and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (Sancho Lyttle). The Dream also began the season with Inga Orekhova, who was born in the Ukraine, on the roster. LYTTLE EARNS INTERNATIONAL HONOR In February, Dream forward Sancho Lyttle was named the 2013 FIBA Europe Women s Player of the Year. Lyttle earned the award based largely on her tournament MVP performance while helping Spain win the gold medal at EuroBasket Women in June of Lyttle was the top player at the EuroBasket competition, leading all players in scoring (18.4), rebounds (11.1), steals (2.9) and double-doubles (seven in nine games). In a victory over host France in the gold-medal game, Lyttle collected 20 points, 11 boards, four steals and a pair of assists to help Spain win its first EuroBasket title in two decades. COOPER BRINGS SHOWTIME TO THE DREAM Two-time WNBA champion head coach Michael Cooper is in his first season as Atlanta s head coach. Cooper is one of the most successful coaches in WNBA history, entering the season ranked second in career winning percentage (.663) and sixth in career victories (167). He is the last WNBA head coach to lead his team to back-to-back league titles, winning the 2001 and 2002 championships with the Los Angeles Sparks. He had two stints as head coach of the Sparks, amassing a record of over eight seasons ( , ), including a (.658) playoff record. He guided the Sparks to three Western Conference titles and reached the conference finals six times.

7 THOMPSON, EDWARDS JOIN STAFF The Dream completed its coaching staff with the additions of Karleen Thompson and Teresa Edwards as assistant coaches. Thompson was an assistant on Michael Cooper s staff with the Los Angeles Sparks that won WNBA titles in 2001 and 2002, and she served as interim co-head coach when Cooper left during the 2004 season to join the Denver Nuggets staff. She was later the head coach and GM for the Houston Comets from Edwards, a five-time Olympian, coached with the Tulsa Shock, and was promoted from assistant to interim head coach in She also has coached with the Minnesota Lynx, but the former Georgia Bulldog is best known for her playing career. Sports Illustrated named her the No. 22 greatest female athlete - and No. 2 basketball player - of the 20th century. TAYLOR NAMED PRESIDENT/GM Angela Taylor was named the Dream s Executive Vice President and General Manager on Jan. 21, and was elevated to President on May 19. She previously served as Vice President and General Manager for the Washington Mystics for two seasons ( ) and Vice President of Business Operations for the Minnesota Lynx ( ), and is the Owner and President of NetWorks Sports Consulting. A member of two national championship teams as an undergraduate at Stanford, Taylor coached the Cardinal as well as at Texas A&M and Arizona before spending 10 years in the WNBA League Office. TEAM OF THE YEAR In March, the Dream was named Team of the Year at the annual Atlanta Sports Awards. The Dream earned the award on the strength of a third Eastern Conference Championship and trip to the WNBA Finals in four seasons. The Dream reached the playoffs for a fifth consecutive year in 2013, and set a franchise record with a 13-4 home record. Atlanta opened the season with a 10-1 record, becoming just the sixth team in WNBA history to win at least 10 of its first 11 games. DREAM ANNOUNCES TELEVISION SCHEDULE The Atlanta Dream renewed its television partnership with FOX Sports South and SportSouth for the 2014 WNBA season. All Dream home games at Philips Arena that are not nationally televised will be televised on FOX Sports South and/or SportSouth. Coverage also includes three road matchups: May 17 and July 12 at Indiana, and July 22 at Minnesota. DREAM ON THE RADIO The Dream has entered into a new promotional partnership with CBS Radio Atlanta, which marks the first major market radio partnership in Dream history. This season, SportsRadio 92-9 The Game will serve as the team s exclusive sports radio station and V-103/1380 WAOK will be the exclusive urban radio stations for the Dream. Two Dream home games will be broadcast live on 92-9 The Game this season - the June 7 game against Chicago and an Aug. 3 contest against New York. SUCCESS OVERSEAS Sancho Lyttle helped Galatasaray enjoy its best season ever during the offseason, becoming the first Turkish club to win the EuroLeague title, winning its first Turkish League championship in 14 years and the Turkish Cup as well. Galatasaray defeated Angel McCoughtry s Fenerbahce squad in the finals of all three. In addition, Céline Dumerc led Tango Bourges Basket to the French League finals, and in Brazil, Sport Recife, which included Erika de Souza, Tiffany Hayes and Nadia Colhado, reached the finals before falling. Other Dream players to play overseas were Matee Ajavon (Mersin/Turkey) and Aneika Henry (Antakya/Turkey) MISCELLANEOUS STATS Pts in Paint 2nd Chance Fast Break Pts of TOs Bench Pts ATL OPP ATL OPP ATL OPP ATL OPP ATL OPP 5/16 SA /17 IND /24 CHI /25 IND /30 SEA /1 CON /3 LA /7 CHI /13 MIN /15 WAS /18 WAS /20 NY /22 NY /26 SA /29 IND /1 IND /5 WAS /8 CON /12 IND /13 CHI /16 NY /22 MIN /25 CHI 7/27 WAS 7/29 CON 7/31 TUL 8/3 NY 8/5 PHO 8/7 SEA 8/8 LA 8/10 CHI 8/13 PHO 8/15 TUL 8/17 CON TOTAL AVG

8 Dream Highs Points 108 at Minnesota, 7/22 Scoring Margin +38 vs. Chicago, 6/7 Field Goals Made 42 at Minnesota, 7/22 Field Goals Att. 93 at Minnesota, 7/22 Field Goal Pct. 53.4% vs. Los Angeles, 6/3 3-Point FGs Made 10 2 Times 3-Point FGs Att. 33 at Minnesota, 7/22 3-Point FG Pct. 60.0% vs. Minnesota, 6/13 Free Throws Made 20 4 Times Free Throws Att. 32 vs. Indiana, 7/1 Free Throw Pct. 92.3% vs. Los Angeles, 6/3 Offensive Rebounds 21 vs. Chicago, 7/13 Defensive Rebounds 32 vs. New York, 6/20 Total Rebounds 51 vs. Chicago, 6/7 Assists 26 2 Times Steals 14 at Indiana, 5/17 Turnovers 27 at Indiana, 5/17 Blocked Shots 10 vs. Indiana, 7/1 Personal Fouls 29 vs. Indiana, 5/ TEAM HIGHS AND LOWS Dream Lows Points 70 vs. Indiana, 7/1 Scoring Margin -14 at Chicago, 5/24 Field Goals Made 25 vs. Indiana, 7/1 Field Goals Att. 61 vs. Seattle, 5/30 Field Goal Pct. 35.4% vs. Chicago, 7/13 3-Point FGs Made 0 vs. Indiana, 7/1 3-Point FGs Att. 5 vs. Connecticut, 7/8 3-Point FG Pct. 0.0% vs. Indiana, 7/1 Free Throws Made 10 at Indiana, 6/29 Free Throws Att. 13 vs. Los Angeles, 6/3 Free Throw Pct. 52.4% vs. Washington, 7/5 Offensive Rebounds 5 at Indiana, 6/29 Defensive Rebounds 19 vs. Los Angeles, 6/3 Total Rebounds 30 at Indiana, 6/29 Assists 11 at Connecticut, 6/1 Steals 5 vs. Indiana, 7/1 Turnovers 9 vs. Washington, 7/5 Blocked Shots 0 at Washington, 6/15 Personal Fouls 10 vs. New York, 6/20 Opponent Highs Points 112 at Minnesota, 7/22 Scoring Margin +14 at Chicago, 5/24 Field Goals Made 42 at Minnesota, 7/22 Field Goals Att. 86 at Minnesota, 7/22 Field Goal Pct. 50.0% at Indiana, 5/17 3-Point FGs Made 12 at San Antonio, 6/26 3-Point FGs Att. 25 at Indiana, 6/29 3-Point FG Pct. 57.1% 2 Times Free Throws Made 27 vs. Indiana, 7/1 Free Throws Att. 36 vs. Indiana, 5/25 Free Throw Pct. 90.9% vs. Minnesota, 6/13 Offensive Rebounds 15 3 Times Defensive Rebounds 35 at Minnesota, 7/22 Total Rebounds 46 vs. Chicago, 7/13 Assists 29 at Minnesota, 7/22 Steals 15 at Indiana, 5/17 Turnovers 25 at Indiana, 5/17 Blocked Shots 8 2 Times Personal Fouls 30 vs. Chicago, 7/13 Dream Scoring High Low 1st Quarter 30, vs. Chicago, 6/ Times 2nd Quarter 32 at Indiana, 7/ Times 3rd Quarter 29 vs. Los Angeles, 6/3 8 at Washington, 6/15 4th Quarter 27 at Washington, 6/15 8 vs. Indiana, 5/25 1st Half 56 vs. Chicago, 6/ Times 2nd Half 60 at Minnesota, 7/22 34 at Chicago, 5/24 1OT 9 3 Times 8 vs. Chicago, 7/13 2OT 10 at Minnesota, 7/22 9 at Indiana, 5/17 Opponent Lows Points 59 vs. Chicago, 6/7 Scoring Margin -38 vs. Chicago, 6/7 Field Goals Made 22 vs. Chicago, 6/7 Field Goals Att. 60 vs. Seattle, 5/30 Field Goal Pct. 33.8% vs. Chicago, 6/7 3-Point FGs Made 1 2 Times 3-Point FGs Att. 4 vs. Chicago, 7/13 3-Point FG Pct. 16.7% vs. Los Angeles, 6/3 Free Throws Made 3 vs. Washington, 6/18 Free Throws Att. 4 vs. Washington, 6/18 Free Throw Pct. 52.6% at Indiana, 5/17 Offensive Rebounds 2 at New York, 6/22 Defensive Rebounds 16 vs. Seattle, 5/30 Total Rebounds 25 vs. Seattle, 5/30 Assists 12 2 Times Steals 1 vs. Washington, 7/5 Turnovers 12 vs. Indiana, 7/1 Blocked Shots 0 3 Times Personal Fouls 14 at Chicago, 5/24 Opponent Scoring High Low 1st Quarter 27 2 Times 14 at Washington, 6/15 2nd Quarter 26 vs. Chicago, 7/ Times 3rd Quarter 26 vs. Minnesota, 6/13 9 vs. Chicago, 7/13 4th Quarter 27 at New York, 6/22 4 vs. Indiana, 5/25 1st Half 52 at Minnesota, 7/ Times 2nd Half 60 at Minnesota, 7/22 28 vs. Chicago, 6/7 1OT 14 vs. Indiana, 5/25 6 vs. Chicago, 7/13 2OT 14 at Minnesota, 7/22 7 at Indiana, 5/17 Miscellaneous Highs Home Attendance 8,895 vs. Washington, 6/18 Game Duration 2:29 vs. Chicago, 7/13

9 Dream Highs 2014 INDIVIDUAL HIGHS Opponent Highs Points 33 Angel McCoughtry at New York, 6/22 Angel McCoughtry vs. Chicago, 7/13 Minutes 46:35 Sancho Lyttle at Minnesota, 7/22 Field Goals Made 13 Erika de Souza vs. Los Angeles, 6/3 Angel McCoughtry vs. Chicago, 7/13 Sancho Lyttle at Minnesota, 7/22 Field Goals Attempted 28 Angel McCoughtry vs. Chicago, 7/13 3-Point Field Goals Made 5 Shoni Schimmel at Minnesota, 7/22 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 13 Shoni Schimmel at Minnesota, 7/22 Free Throws Made 10 Angel McCoughtry at New York, 6/22 Free Throws Attempted 11 Angel McCoughtry at New York, 6/22 Rebounds 21 Sancho Lyttle at Indiana, 5/17 Assists 11 Shoni Schimmel vs. San Antonio, 5/16 Steals 6 Angel McCoughtry at Indiana, 5/17 Turnovers 7 Shoni Schimmel at Indiana, 5/17 Blocked Shots 5 Erika de Souza vs. Washington, 6/18 Points 48 Maya Moore at Minnesota, 7/22 Minutes 45:53 Maya Moore at Minnesota, 7/22 Field Goals Made 16 Maya Moore at Minnesota, 7/22 Field Goals Attempted 30 Maya Moore at Minnesota, 7/22 3-Point Field Goals Made 7 Maya Moore at Minnesota, 7/22 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 9 Maya Moore vs. Minnesota, 6/13 Maya Moore at Minnesota, 7/22 Free Throws Made 9 Elena Delle Donne at Chicago, 5/24 Karima Christmas vs. Indiana, 7/1 Maya Moore at Minnesota, 7/22 Free Throws Attempted 11 Karima Christmas vs. Indiana, 7/1 Maya Moore at Minnesota, 7/22 Rebounds 22 Erlana Larkins vs. Indiana, 5/25 Assists 11 Courtney Vandersloot at Chicago, 5/24 Steals 6 Erlana Larkins vs. Indiana, 5/25 Turnovers 7 Shavonte Zellous at Indiana, 5/17 Blocked Shots 4 Sylvia Fowles vs. Chicago, 7/13

10 2014 STARTING LINEUPS G G F F C W-L PCT. Thomas Hayes McCoughtry Lyttle de Souza Dumerc Hayes McCoughtry Lyttle de Souza Thomas Hayes Ajavon Lyttle de Souza Schimmel Thomas Cash Lyttle de Souza Schimmel Thomas McCoughtry Lyttle de Souza RECORD WHEN STARTING Player Games W-L Pct. Matee Ajavon Swin Cash Erika de Souza Céline Dumerc Tiffany Hayes Sancho Lyttle Angel McCoughtry Shoni Schimmel Jasmine Thomas DOUBLE DIGIT GAMES Player Pts Reb Ast Dbl-Dbls Angel McCoughtry 20 (16) 2 2 Erika de Souza Sancho Lyttle 16 (3) 9 (1) 8 (2) Tiffany Hayes 16 (6) Shoni Schimmel 9 (1) 2 1 Jasmine Thomas 5 Aneika Henry 1 (number in parentheses indicates active streak) 2014 GAME LEADERS Led Atlanta in... Pts Reb Ast Stl Blk Matee Ajavon 1 1 Nadia Colhado 1 Erika de Souza Celine Dumerc 6 1 Tiffany Hayes Aneika Henry 2 5 Sancho Lyttle Angel McCoughtry Delisha Milton-Jones 1 Inga Orekhova 1 Shoni Schimmel 7 2 Jasmine Thomas 1 1 Amanda Thompson DREAM RECORD WHEN One-point games 0-0 Two-point games 3-1 Three-point games 1-0 Four-point games 1-1 Five- to nine-point games to 14-point games to 19-point games points or more 2-0 Leading after 1st Half 11-1 Tied after 1st Half 1-0 Trailing after 1st Half 3-6 Out-rebounding opponent 12-3 Tied in rebounding 1-1 Being outrebounded 2-3 Shooting at least 50% 2-0 Shooting between 40-50% 11-4 Shooting under 40% 2-3 Opponent shoots at least 50% 0-0 Opponent shoots between 40-50% 9-5 Opponent shoots under 40% 6-2 Scoring points 0-0 Scoring points 0-0 Scoring points 3-6 Scoring points 8-0 Scoring points 4-0 Scoring 100 points or more 0-1 Allowing points 1-0 Allowing points 4-0 Allowing points 7-2 Allowing points 3-4 Allowing points 0-0 Allowing 100 points or more 0-1 Making more FTs 8-2 Same number of FTs 0-0 Making fewer FTs 7-5 Making more 3Ps 8-3 Same number of 3Ps 0-0 Making fewer 3Ps 7-4 Committing more TOs 3-2 Same number of TOs 1-2 Committing fewer TOs 11-3

11 2014 DREAM QUARTER BY QUARTER SCORING Atlanta Dream Opponents 1st 2nd 1st 2nd Date Opponent W/L 1st 2nd Half 3rd 4th Half OT 2OT Total 1st 2nd Half 3rd 4th Half OT 2OT Total 5/16 vs. San Antonio W Indiana W Chicago L /25 vs. Indiana L /30 vs. Seattle W Connecticut L /3 vs. Los Angeles W /7 vs. Chicago W /13 vs. Minnesota W Washington W /18 vs. Washington W /20 vs. New York W New York L San Antonio W Indiana W /1 vs. Indiana L /5 vs. Washington W /8 vs. Connecticut W Indiana W /13 vs. Chicago W New York L Minnesota L /25 vs. Chicago Washington 7/29 vs. Connecticut Tulsa 8/3 vs. New York Phoenix Seattle Los Angeles Chicago 8/13 vs. Phoenix 8/15 vs. Tulsa Connecticut Season Totals Season Averages Season High Season Low

12 MICHAEL COOPER HEAD COACH Career Regular Season Record in WNBA: Career Postseason Record in WNBA: Career Regular Season Record in Atlanta: 15-7 Former NBA player and WNBA champion coach Michael Cooper is in his first season as Head Coach of the Atlanta Dream. Cooper was a five-time NBA Champion as a player with the Los Angeles Lakers, and led the Los Angeles Sparks to two WNBA titles as the team s head coach. Cooper is one of the most successful coaches in WNBA history, ranking second in career winning percentage (.663) and sixth in career victories (167) entering the 2014 season. He is the last WNBA head coach to have led his team to back-to-back league titles, winning the 2001 and 2002 championships in Los Angeles. Cooper comes to the Dream after spending the past four seasons ( ) as the head coach of the women s basketball team at the University of Southern California, compiling a record of (.558). Prior to that, he had two stints as head coach of the Sparks, amassing a record of (.663) over eight seasons ( , ), including a (.658) playoff record. He guided the Sparks to three Western Conference titles and reached the conference finals six times. After one season as an assistant coach for the Sparks, Cooper took over as head coach in 2000 and in his first season, led the team to a 28-4 record while being named the WNBA Coach of the Year. He then guided the team to WNBA Championships in 2001 and 2002, and reached the WNBA Finals again in 2003 before losing to Detroit. His second stint with the Sparks included two more trips to the Western Conference Finals in 2008 and Cooper s association with Los Angeles started when he spent his entire 12-year ( ) NBA career with the Lakers, helping the Showtime Lakers to five NBA titles ( ). Known for his defensive prowess, he was named to the NBA All-Defensive Team eight times including five first team selections and was the league s Defensive Player of the Year in Cooper finished his career ranked in the Lakers top 10 in games played (873), minutes played (23,635), 3-point field goals (428), steals (1,033), blocked shots (523), assists (3,666), defensive rebounds (2,028) and free throw percentage (.833). He also spent one season playing professionally in Italy in 1991 with Pallacanestro Virtus Roma. Following his playing career, Cooper served as a special assistant to Lakers general manager Jerry West for three years before joining the Lakers coaching staff for four seasons ( ). Cooper ended his first stint with the Sparks to return to the NBA in 2005 as an assistant with the Denver Nuggets, and spent part of that season serving as interim head coach. He then became the head coach of the NBA Development League s Albuquerque Thunderbirds for two seasons ( ), winning the NBA D-League Championship in 2006 and posting a (.510) regular-season record. Cooper attended Pasadena (Calif.) High and then Pasadena City College before starring at New Mexico, where he made the All-Western Athletic Conference first team as a senior in He was selected to the Lobo Hall of Honor in Cooper has also been recognized for his community efforts off the court. During the season, Cooper, along with New York s Rory Sparrow, was selected by the Pro Basketball Writer s Association as the recipient of the J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award. Cooper was also honored with the Commitment to Excellence Award during the 2007 Los Angeles Sports Fans Choice Awards.

13 #10 MATEE AJAVON G Rutgers Seventh Season 2014 Notes In her Dream debut, totaled four points, a rebound, an assist and a steal in 12:28 vs. San Antonio 5/16... Started the road opener 5/17 at Indiana, collecting a pair of steals... Had four points, two boards, two steals and an assist 5/24 at Chicago... Two more steals in eight minutes vs. Indiana 5/25... Three points, three boards and a pair of steals 6/1 at Connecticut... Four points and an assist 6/3 vs. Los Angeles... Had missed just one game in her career prior to missing six straight games from June Season/Career Highs Points Season: 4, 3 Times Career: 32, 2 Times Field Goals Made Season: 2, 2 Times Career: 10, 5 Times Field Goals Attempted Season: 7, at Chicago, 5/24 Career: 21, vs. San Antonio, 6/3/08 3PT FG Made Season: 0, None Career: 4, vs. Atlanta, 8/24/12 3PT FG Attempted Season: 2, at Chicago, 5/24 Career: 8, 2 Times Free Throws Made Season: 4, at Chicago, 5/24 Career: 10, vs. New York, 8/6/11 Free Throws Attempted Season: 4, at Chicago, 5/24 Career: 13, 2 Times Offensive Rebounds Season: 1, 4 Times Career: 6, vs. San Antonio, 6/3/08 Defensive Rebounds Season: 2, at Connecticut, 6/1 Career: New York, 9/13/09 Total Rebounds Season: 3, at Connecticut, 6/1 Career: New York, 9/13/09 Assists Season: 1, 4 Times Career: 8, vs. Connecticut, 8/11/13 Steals Season: 2, 4 Times Career: 7, vs. Minnesota, 5/30/12 Blocks Season: 1, at Indiana, 6/29 Career: 2, 3 Times Minutes Season: 16, 2 Times Career: 43, vs. Los Angeles, 8/23/ Game-By-Game Statistics Date Opponent GS Min. FG-FGA 3FG-3A FT-FTA OR DR TR A PF ST TO BS PTS 5-16 SAN ANTONIO 12: at Indiana * 15: at Chicago 16: INDIANA 08: SEATTLE 03: at Connecticut 15: LOS ANGELES 06: CHICAGO DNP-INJ 6-13 MINNESOTA DNP-INJ 6-15 at Washington DNP-INJ 6-18 WASHINGTON DNP-CD 6-20 NEW YORK DNP-CD 6-22 at New York DNP-CD 6-26 at San Antonio 03: at Indiana 04: INDIANA 02: WASHINGTON DNP-CD 7-8 CONNECTICUT 04: at Indiana 03: CHICAGO 03: at New York 03: at Minnesota DNP-CD 7-25 CHICAGO 7-27 at Washington 7-29 CONNECTICUT 7-31 at Tulsa 8-3 NEW YORK 8-5 at Phoenix 8-7 at Seattle 8-8 at Los Angeles 8-10 at Chicago 8-13 PHOENIX 8-15 TULSA 8-17 at Connecticut Total 103: CAREER STATS Year Team G GS MPG FG% 3P% FT% OFF DEF RPG APG SPG BPG TO PF PPG 2008 HOU WAS WAS WAS WAS WAS ATL Career

14 #31 NADIA COLHADO C Brazil Rookie Season/Career Highs Points Season: 6, vs. Chicago, 6/7 Field Goals Made Season: 3, vs. Chicago, 6/7 Field Goals Attempted Season: 5, vs. Chicago, 6/7 3PT FG Made Season: 0, None 3PT FG Attempted Season: 0, None Free Throws Made Season: 1, vs. Chicago, 7/13 Free Throws Attempted Season: 2, 2 Times Offensive Rebounds Season: 1, 2 Times Defensive Rebounds Season: 3, 2 Times Total Rebounds Season: 4, vs. Chicago, 6/7 Assists Season: 0, None Steals Season: 1, 3 Times Blocks Season: 2, vs. Chicago, 6/7 Minutes Season: 11, at New York, 7/ Notes Made her WNBA debut 5/24 at Chicago and grabbed an offensive rebound... Scored first points and had first steals 6/1 at Connecticut... Totaled six points, four rebounds and two blocks 6/7 vs. Chicago... Two points and two boards 6/20 vs. New York... Two points, a rebound and a steal 6/26 at San Antonio... Two boards, a point and a steal 7/13 vs. Chicago... Four points and three boards 7/13 at New York... Teammate of Dream center Erika de Souza on the 2012 Brazilian Olympic team, averaging 1.5 points and 1.8 rebounds per game in London... Was a teammate of de Souza and Tiffany Hayes on the Brazilian team Sport Club Recife during the offseason, averaging 8.1 points and 8.7 rebounds per game, ranking third in the league in rebounding Game-By-Game Statistics Date Opponent GS Min. FG-FGA 3FG-3A FT-FTA OR DR TR A PF ST TO BS PTS 5-16 SAN ANTONIO DNP-CD 5-17 at Indiana DNP-CD 5-24 at Chicago 02: INDIANA DNP-CD 5-30 SEATTLE DNP-CD 6-1 at Connecticut 04: LOS ANGELES DNP-CD 6-7 CHICAGO 07: MINNESOTA DNP-CD 6-15 at Washington DNP-CD 6-18 WASHINGTON DNP-CD 6-20 NEW YORK 09: at New York DNP-CD 6-26 at San Antonio 04: at Indiana DNP-CD 7-1 INDIANA DNP-CD 7-5 WASHINGTON DNP-CD 7-8 CONNECTICUT DNP-CD 7-12 at Indiana DNP-CD 7-13 CHICAGO 07: at New York 11: at Minnesota DNP-CD 7-25 CHICAGO 7-27 at Washington 7-29 CONNECTICUT 7-31 at Tulsa 8-3 NEW YORK 8-5 at Phoenix 8-7 at Seattle 8-8 at Los Angeles 8-10 at Chicago 8-13 PHOENIX 8-15 TULSA 8-17 at Connecticut Total 47: CAREER STATS Year Team G GS MPG FG% 3P% FT% OFF DEF RPG APG SPG BPG TO PF PPG 2014 ATL

15 #14 ERIKA DE SOUZA C Brazil Ninth Season Season/Career Highs Points Season: 27, vs. Los Angeles, 6/3 Career: 27, 4 Times Field Goals Made Season: 13, vs. Los Angeles, 6/3 Career: 13, 2 Times Field Goals Attempted Season: 18, vs. Los Angeles, 6/3 Career: 20, at Los Angeles, 7/17/13 3PT FG Made Season: 0, None Career: 0, None 3PT FG Attempted Season: 0, None Career: 1, at San Antonio, 6/11/09 Free Throws Made Season: 6, 2 Times Career: 7, 3 Times Free Throws Attempted Season: 9, vs. Indiana, 7/1 Career: 10, vs. Indiana, 6/25/13 Offensive Rebounds Season: 6, 2 Times Career: 9, 2 Times Defensive Rebounds Season: 11, at Indiana, 6/29 Career: 14, 2 Times Total Rebounds Season: 14, at New York, 6/22 Career: 20, at Minnesota, 7/14/10 Assists Season: 4, vs. Chicago, 6/7 Career: 4, 4 Times Steals Season: 3, 4 Times Career: 4, 5 Times Blocks Season: 5, vs. Washington, 6/18 Career: 6, at Seattle, 8/29/09 Minutes Season: 39, at Indiana, 5/17 Career: 44, vs. Indiana, 6/6/ Notes WNBA All-Star (third time)... Named Eastern Conference Player of the Week for the week of June Fourth in the league in rebounds (9.4) and blocks (1.7), sixth in field goal percentage (.565) and 14th in scoring (14.5)... Six double-doubles (tied for eighth in league)... Double-double in the season opener vs. San Antonio 5/16, with team highs of 23 points, 11 rebounds and three blocks points and nine boards in the road opener at Indiana 5/17... Another double-double 5/24 at Chicago with 18 points, 12 boards... Double-double with career-high-tying 27 points, 12 boards and two blocks 6/3 vs. Los Angeles points, eight boards and career-high-tying four assists 6/7 vs. Chicago... Double-double with 16 points, 11 rebounds 6/15 vs. Minnesota... Season-high 14 boards 6/22 at New York... Double-double with 12 points, 13 boards 6/29 at Indiana points, eight boards, three steals and three blocks 7/1 vs. Indiana... 64th career double-double with 13 points, 12 boards 7/12 at Indiana Game-By-Game Statistics Date Opponent GS Min. FG-FGA 3FG-3A FT-FTA OR DR TR A PF ST TO BS PTS 5-16 SAN ANTONIO * 33: at Indiana * 39: at Chicago * 28: INDIANA * 28: SEATTLE * 28: at Connecticut * 27: LOS ANGELES * 28: CHICAGO * 26: MINNESOTA * 31: at Washington * 31: WASHINGTON * 24: NEW YORK * 25: at New York * 31: at San Antonio * 29: at Indiana * 31: INDIANA * 29: WASHINGTON * 31: CONNECTICUT * 29: at Indiana * 33: CHICAGO * 30: at New York * 25: at Minnesota * 43: CHICAGO 7-27 at Washington 7-29 CONNECTICUT 7-31 at Tulsa 8-3 NEW YORK 8-5 at Phoenix 8-7 at Seattle 8-8 at Los Angeles 8-10 at Chicago 8-13 PHOENIX 8-15 TULSA 8-17 at Connecticut Total 669: CAREER STATS Year Team G GS MPG FG% 3P% FT% OFF DEF RPG APG SPG BPG TO PF PPG 2002 LAS CON ATL ATL ATL ATL ATL ATL ATL CAREER

16 #9 CÉLINE DUMERC G France Rookie Season/Career Highs Points Season: 9, at Indiana, 7/12 Field Goals Made Season: 3, at Indiana, 7/12 Field Goals Attempted Season: 5, 4 Times 3PT FG Made Season: 2, 3 Times 3PT FG Attempted Season: 4, at Minnesota, 7/22 Free Throws Made Season: 4, vs. Indiana, 7/1 Free Throws Attempted Season: 6, vs. Indiana, 7/1 Offensive Rebounds Season: 2, vs. Chicago, 6/7 Defensive Rebounds Season: 4, 3 Times Total Rebounds Season: 6, vs. Chicago, 6/7 Assists Season: 7, 2 Times Steals Season: 3, at Indiana, 7/12 Blocks Season: 1, at Indiana, 6/29 Minutes Season: 23, at San Antonio, 6/ Notes Team is 12-4 since she joined the squad... Ranks 10th in the WNBA in assist/turnover ratio (2.26)... Has made seven of her last 12 three-pointers... Made her Dream debut 6/3 vs. Los Angeles, just two days after arriving in the United States... Totaled three points, six rebounds, five assists and two steals 6/7 vs. Chicago... Team-high seven assists 6/13 vs. Minnesota... Four points and two boards 6/20 vs. New York... Team-high seven assists 6/26 at San Antonio... Captain of the French national team... Earned her first career start 6/29 at Indiana, totaling four points, four assists and two steals... Six points vs. Indiana on 7/1... Five points and four assists 7/5 vs. Washington... Five points, three assists and two boards 7/8 vs. Connecticut... Season-high nine points, six assists, four rebounds and three steals 7/12 at Indiana... Four points and three assists 7/13 vs. Chicago... Eight points 7/22 at Minnesota... Captain of the French National Team Game-By-Game Statistics Date Opponent GS Min. FG-FGA 3FG-3A FT-FTA OR DR TR A PF ST TO BS PTS 5-16 SAN ANTONIO DNP-SUSP 5-17 at Indiana DNP-SUSP 5-24 at Chicago DNP-SUSP 5-25 INDIANA DNP-SUSP 5-30 SEATTLE DNP-SUSP 6-1 at Connecticut DNP-SUSP 6-3 LOS ANGELES 06: CHICAGO 20: MINNESOTA 18: at Washington 13: WASHINGTON 16: NEW YORK 12: at New York 13: at San Antonio 22: at Indiana * 19: INDIANA 20: WASHINGTON 21: CONNECTICUT 18: at Indiana 19: CHICAGO 24: at New York 12: at Minnesota 16: CHICAGO 7-27 at Washington 7-29 CONNECTICUT 7-31 at Tulsa 8-3 NEW YORK 8-5 at Phoenix 8-7 at Seattle 8-8 at Los Angeles 8-10 at Chicago 8-13 PHOENIX 8-15 TULSA 8-17 at Connecticut Total 279: CAREER STATS Year Team G GS MPG FG% 3P% FT% OFF DEF RPG APG SPG BPG TO PF PPG 2014 ATL

17 #15 TIFFANY HAYES G Connecticut Third Season Season/Career Highs Points Season: 22, at Minnesota, 7/22 Career: 23, 3 Times Field Goals Made Season: 7, 2 Times Career: 8, at Phoenix, 7/7/12 Field Goals Attempted Season: 15, vs. Washington, 7/5 Career: 15, 2 Times 3PT FG Made Season: 3, 3 Times Career: 3, 6 Times 3PT FG Attempted Season: 8, vs. Chicago, 7/13 Career: 8, vs. Chicago, 7/13/14 Free Throws Made Season: 8, at Minnesota, 7/22 Career: 8, 3 Times Free Throws Attempted Season: 9, at Minnesota, 7/22 Career: 9, 4 Times Offensive Rebounds Season: 4, vs. Chicago, 7/13 Career: 4, vs. Chicago, 7/13/14 Defensive Rebounds Season: 5, at San Antonio, 6/6 Career: 8, at Seattle, 7/11/12 Total Rebounds Season: 6, at San Antonio, 6/6 Career: 9, at Connecticut, 9/23/12 Assists Season: 5, 3 Times Career: 8, vs. Chicago, 6/16/13 Steals Season: 2, 8 Times Career: 5, vs. Connecticut, 6/17/12 Blocks Season: 2, at Minnesota, 7/22 Career: 2, 2 Times Minutes Season: 46, at Minnesota, 7/22 Career: 46, at Minnesota, 7/22/ Notes Tied for 20th in the WNBA in scoring (12.4)... Ranks third among guards in field goal percentage (.487)... Averaging 17.3 ppg in her last six games double-digit scoring games points, five boards and three assists 5/30 vs. Seattle... Teamhigh 17 points, two boards and two steals 6/1 at Connecticut points on 3-of-4 shooting from 3-point range, plus four boards, three assists and two steals 6/13 vs. Minnesota points and season-high five assists 6/20 vs. New York points and tied for game-high honors with five assists 7/5 vs. Washington points, four boards and three assists 7/8 vs. Connecticut... Led team with 21 points on 7-of-11 shooting 7/12 at Indiana points and four boards 7/13 vs. Chicago... Season-high 22 points, four boards and three assists 7/22 at Minnesota Game-By-Game Statistics Date Opponent GS Min. FG-FGA 3FG-3A FT-FTA OR DR TR A PF ST TO BS PTS 5-16 SAN ANTONIO * 23: at Indiana * 13: at Chicago 18: INDIANA 27: SEATTLE * 31: at Connecticut * 26: LOS ANGELES * 15: CHICAGO * 26: MINNESOTA * 33: at Washington * 28: WASHINGTON * 28: NEW YORK * 31: at New York * 32: at San Antonio * 29: at Indiana * 33: INDIANA * 34: WASHINGTON * 31: CONNECTICUT * 25: at Indiana * 26: CHICAGO * 37: at New York * 34: at Minnesota * 46: CHICAGO 7-27 at Washington 7-29 CONNECTICUT 7-31 at Tulsa 8-3 NEW YORK 8-5 at Phoenix 8-7 at Seattle 8-8 at Los Angeles 8-10 at Chicago 8-13 PHOENIX 8-15 TULSA 8-17 at Connecticut Total 637: CAREER STATS Year Team G GS MPG FG% 3P% FT% OFF DEF RPG APG SPG BPG TO PF PPG 2012 ATL ATL ATL CAREER

18 #13 ANEIKA HENRY F/C Florida Third Season Season/Career Highs Points Season: 10, vs. New York, 6/20 Career: 14, 2 Times Field Goals Made Season: 4, 3 Times Career: 7, at Tulsa, 6/29/12 Field Goals Attempted Season: 6, 2 Times Career: 12, at Phoenix, 7/7/12 3PT FG Made Season: 0, None Career: 0, None 3PT FG Attempted Season: 0, None Career: 0, None Free Throws Made Season: 4, at New York, 6/22 Career: 4, 5 Times Free Throws Attempted Season: 6, 2 Times Career: 6, 2 Times Offensive Rebounds Season: 3, 2 Times Career: 5, vs. Washington, 8/30/12 Defensive Rebounds Season: 6, vs. Connecticut, 7/8 Career: 8, 3 Times Total Rebounds Season: 8, vs. Connecticut, 7/8 Career: 10, 2 Times Assists Season: 2, vs. Indiana, 7/1 Career: 2, 6 Times Steals Season: 1, 3 Times Career: 2, 2 Times Blocks Season: 3, vs. New York, 6/20 Career: 5, at Phoenix, 7/7/12 Minutes Season: 20, at Connecticut, 6/1 Career: 49, at Phoenix, 7/7/ Notes Has made 34 of her 60 field goal attempts (.567)... Has played in all 90 games during her three seasons... Totaled nine points on four-of-five shooting with three boards in road opener at Indiana 5/17... Six points and a pair of blocks 5/24 at Chicago... Five points, four boards and a block 5/25 vs. Indiana... Grabbed a season-high six rebounds 6/1 at Connecticut... Five points and three boards 6/3 vs. Los Angeles... Eight points and four boards 6/18 vs. Washington... Season highs of 10 points, seven rebounds and three blocks 6/20 vs. New York... Six points, three boards 6/22 at New York... Four points, three boards and two blocks 6/26 at San Antonio... Seven points, five boards 7/1 vs. Indiana... Four points, five boards 7/5 vs. Washington... Four points and season-high eight boards in just over nine minutes 7/8 vs. Connecticut Game-By-Game Statistics Date Opponent GS Min. FG-FGA 3FG-3A FT-FTA OR DR TR A PF ST TO BS PTS 5-16 SAN ANTONIO 06: at Indiana 12: at Chicago 09: INDIANA 16: SEATTLE 04: at Connecticut 19: LOS ANGELES 14: CHICAGO 07: MINNESOTA 05: at Washington 07: WASHINGTON 17: NEW YORK 17: at New York 14: at San Antonio 12: at Indiana 11: INDIANA 13: WASHINGTON 09: CONNECTICUT 09: at Indiana 06: CHICAGO 04: at New York 08: at Minnesota 06: CHICAGO 7-27 at Washington 7-29 CONNECTICUT 7-31 at Tulsa 8-3 NEW YORK 8-5 at Phoenix 8-7 at Seattle 8-8 at Los Angeles 8-10 at Chicago 8-13 PHOENIX 8-15 TULSA 8-17 at Connecticut Total 235: CAREER STATS Year Team G GS MPG FG% 3P% FT% OFF DEF RPG APG SPG BPG TO PF PPG 2012 ATL ATL ATL CAREER

19 #20 SANCHO LYTTLE F Houston 10th Season Season/Career Highs Points Season: 26, at Minnesota, 7/22 Career: 31, at Phoenix, 7/7/12 Field Goals Made Season: 13, at Minnesota, 7/22 Career: 13, at Minnesota, 7/22 Field Goals Attempted Season: 21, at Minnesota, 7/22 Career: 27, at Phoenix, 7/7/12 3PT FG Made Season: 1, vs. Connecticut, 7/8 Career: 3, 2 Times 3PT FG Attempted Season: 1, 5 Times Career: 10, vs. Minnesota, 8/25/12 Free Throws Made Season: 6, 2 Times Career: 10, at Indiana, 6/19/10 Free Throws Attempted Season: 10, at Connecticut, 6/1 Career: 12, vs. Washington, 6/19/09 Offensive Rebounds Season: 7, at Indiana, 5/17 Career: 12, vs. Seattle, 8/10/10 Defensive Rebounds Season: 14, at Indiana, 5/17 Career: 16, at Indiana, 6/19/10 Total Rebounds Season: 21, at Indiana, 5/17 Career: 21, at Indiana, 5/17/13 Assists Season: 5, 2 Times Career: 7, 2 Times Steals Season: 5, 2 Times Career: 6, 4 Times Blocks Season: 4, at New York, 7/16 Career: 4, 3 Times Minutes Season: 47, at Minnesota, 7/22 Career: 47, at Minnesota, 7/ Notes WNBA Eastern Conference Player of the Week (June 23-29)... Second in the league in steals (2.27), sixth in rebounds (9.0) and tied for 20th in scoring (12.4)... Has eight double-doubles this season, which ranks tied for fifth in the league double-digit scoring games... Grabbed a career-best and franchise record 21 rebounds while adding 10 points and three steals in the road opener at Indiana 5/17... Double-double with 13 points, 10 boards plus five assists and three steals 5/30 vs. Seattle... Another double-double 6/3 vs. Los Angeles with a season-high 18 points, 12 boards, four assists and two blocks... Double-double with 15 points, 12 rebounds, four assists and three steals 6/7 vs. Chicago... Double-double with 10 points and 12 boards 6/13 vs. Minnesota... Double-double with 16 points, 11 boards 6/26 at San Antonio... Seventh double-double with 12 points, 13 boards, five assists and four steals 7/13 vs. Chicago... Eighth double-double with season-high 26 points plus 12 boards and three blocks 7/22 at Minnesota Game-By-Game Statistics Date Opponent GS Min. FG-FGA 3FG-3A FT-FTA OR DR TR A PF ST TO BS PTS 5-16 SAN ANTONIO * 25: at Indiana * 45: at Chicago * 16: INDIANA * 36: SEATTLE * 32: at Connecticut * 25: LOS ANGELES * 36: CHICAGO * 26: MINNESOTA * 29: at Washington * 28: WASHINGTON * 31: NEW YORK * 23: at New York * 28: at San Antonio * 33: at Indiana * 33: INDIANA * 15: WASHINGTON * 32: CONNECTICUT * 32: at Indiana * 28: CHICAGO * 38: at New York * 34: at Minnesota * 46: CHICAGO 7-27 at Washington 7-29 CONNECTICUT 7-31 at Tulsa 8-3 NEW YORK 8-5 at Phoenix 8-7 at Seattle 8-8 at Los Angeles 8-10 at Chicago 8-13 PHOENIX 8-15 TULSA 8-17 at Connecticut Total 683: CAREER STATS Year Team G GS MPG FG% 3P% FT% OFF DEF RPG APG SPG BPG TO PF PPG 2005 HOU HOU HOU HOU ATL ATL ATL ATL ATL ATL CAREER

20 #35 ANGEL McCOUGHTRY G/F Louisville Sixth Season Season/Career Highs Points Season: 33, 2 Times Career: 37, at Tulsa, 7/26/11 Field Goals Made Season: 13, 7/13 vs. Chicago Career: 14, 2 Times Field Goals Attempted Season: 28, 7/13 vs. Chicago Career: 33, at Connecticut, 6/23/13 3PT FG Made Season: 3, 3 Times Career: 4, vs. Los Angeles, 6/15/12 3PT FG Attempted Season: 9, at Minnesota, 7/22 Career: 9, 2 Times Free Throws Made Season: 10, at New York, 6/22 Career: 17, vs. Chicago, 6/2/12 Free Throws Attempted Season: 11, at New York, 6/22 Career: 19, at Tulsa, 7/26/11 Offensive Rebounds Season: 8, at New York, 6/22 Career: 8, at New York, 6/22/14 Defensive Rebounds Season: 7, at New York, 7/16 Career: 10, at Washington, 9/12/09 Total Rebounds Season: 10, 2 Times Career: 14, at New York, 6/5/12 Assists Season: 9, at New York, 7/16 Career: 10, 2 Times Steals Season: 6, at Indiana, 5/17 Career: 7, 3 Times Blocks Season: 2, at Minnesota, 7/22 Career: 4, vs. Chicago, 6/16/13 Minutes Season: 43, at Minnesota, 7/22 Career: 43, 2 Times 2014 Notes Starter for the WNBA All-Star Game... Twice named Eastern Conference Player of the Week (June 23, July 14)... Nominated for an ESPY for Best WNBA Player... Leads the league in steals (2.29), third in scoring (20.0), seventh in assists (4.4) and 20th in rebounds (5.8)... Eleven games with 20+ points... Ranks third in WNBA history in career scoring average (19.6)... Poured in 21 points including the go-ahead bucket with 42.9 seconds left in the season opener vs. San Antonio, with six rebounds and five assists... Totaled 27 points including go-ahead 3-pointers with 8.8 seconds left in double overtime, plus six steals, five assists and four boards at Indiana 5/17... Did not play 5/24 at Chicago due to rhomboid strain points, five rebounds and three steals 6/7 vs. Chicago... Game-high 23 points, six boards and five assists 6/13 vs. Minnesota... Totaled 27 points, six rebounds, four assists and three steals 6/18 vs. Washington... Scored 33 points plus 10 boards - including career-high eight offensive - and four steals 6/22 at New York points, four boards, four assists and four steals 6/29 at Indiana points, six boards, four assists 7/8 vs. Connecticut... Tied season-highs with 33 points and 10 boards plus four assists and two steals 7/13 vs. Chicago... Near tripledouble with 20 points, nine boards and nine assists 7/16 at New York points, five boards and five assists 7/22 at Minnesota Game-By-Game Statistics Date Opponent GS Min. FG-FGA 3FG-3A FT-FTA OR DR TR A PF ST TO BS PTS 5-16 SAN ANTONIO * 34: at Indiana * 39: at Chicago DNP-INJ 5-25 INDIANA * 37: SEATTLE * 34: at Connecticut * 22: LOS ANGELES * 27: CHICAGO * 24: MINNESOTA * 35: at Washington * 33: WASHINGTON * 36: NEW YORK * 25: at New York * 34: at San Antonio * 28: at Indiana * 34: INDIANA * 34: WASHINGTON * 25: CONNECTICUT * 29: at Indiana * 33: CHICAGO * 41: at New York * 34: at Minnesota * 43: CHICAGO 7-27 at Washington 7-29 CONNECTICUT 7-31 at Tulsa 8-3 NEW YORK 8-5 at Phoenix 8-7 at Seattle 8-8 at Los Angeles 8-10 at Chicago 8-13 PHOENIX 8-15 TULSA 8-17 at Connecticut Total 690: CAREER STATS Year Team G GS MPG FG% 3P% FT% OFF DEF RPG APG SPG BPG TO PF PPG 2009 ATL ATL ATL ATL ATL ATL CAREER

21 Season/Career Highs Points Season: 10, 3 Times Career: 38, at Phoenix, 7/17/08 Field Goals Made Season: 5, at Atlanta, 6/20/14 Career: 13, at Phoenix, 7/17/08 Field Goals Attempted Season: 10, 2 Times Career: 24, at Connecticut, 8/19/07 3PT FG Made Season: 1, 3 Times Career: 5, at Phoenix, 7/17/08 3PT FG Attempted Season: 2, 4 Times Career: 8, at Phoenix, 7/17/08 Free Throws Made Season: 4, 2 Times Career: 11, vs. Charlotte, 7/30/06 Free Throws Attempted Season: 6, 2 Times Career: 12, 2 Times Offensive Rebounds Season: 2, 2 Times Career: 7, vs. Houston, 8/8/02 Defensive Rebounds Season: 5, at Indiana, 5/31 Career: 12, at Phoenix, 6/28/02 Total Rebounds Season: 6, at Connecticut, 5/16 Career: 14, 3 Times Assists Season: 4, vs. Washington, 6/8 Career: 7, 2 Times Steals Season: 1, 9 Times Career: 6, at Minnesota, 7/20/07 Blocks Season: 3, 2 Times Career: 5, 2 Times Minutes Season: 31, at Connecticut, 5/16 Career: 45, at Seattle, 5/30/ ATLANTA DREAM BASKETBALL #1 DELISHA MILTON-JONES F Florida 16th Season 2014 Notes Acquired by the Dream in a trade from New York for Swin Cash on 7/9... Suffered ruptured right Achilles tendon in her second game with the Dream on 7/13... Totaled seven points and three blocks in Dream debut 7/12 at Indiana... Had three double-figure scoring games this season... Played for Dream coach Michael Cooper in Los Angeles from and Game-By-Game Statistics Date Opponent GS Min. FG-FGA 3FG-3A FT-FTA OR DR TR A PF ST TO BS PTS 5-16 at Connecticut CHICAGO at Minnesota SEATTLE at Washington at Indiana SAN ANTONIO WASHINGTON at Tulsa CONNECTICUT at Connecticut at Chicago at Atlanta ATLANTA CHICAGO CONNECTICUT TULSA MINNESOTA at San Antonio at Indiana CHICAGO at New York DNP-INJ 7-22 at Minnesota DNP-INJ 7-25 CHICAGO 7-27 at Washington 7-29 CONNECTICUT 7-31 at Tulsa 8-3 NEW YORK 8-5 at Phoenix 8-7 at Seattle 8-8 at Los Angeles 8-10 at Chicago 8-13 PHOENIX 8-15 TULSA 8-17 at Connecticut Total CAREER STATS Year Team G GS MPG FG% 3P% FT% OFF DEF RPG APG SPG BPG TO PF PPG 1999 LAS LAS LAS LAS LAS LAS WAS WAS WAS LAS LAS LAS LAS LAS NYL SAN NYL ATL Career

22 #23 SHONI SCHIMMEL G Louisville Rookie Season/Career Highs Points Season: 17, 3 Times Field Goals Made Season: 7, at Indiana, 5/17 Field Goals Attempted Season: 16, at Minnesota, 7/22 3PT FG Made Season: 5, at Minnesota, 7/22 3PT FG Attempted Season: 13, at Minnesota, 7/22 Free Throws Made Season: 3, at Chicago, 5/24 Free Throws Attempted Season: 3, at Chicago, 5/24 Offensive Rebounds Season: 3, vs. Chicago, 6/7 Defensive Rebounds Season: 4, at Chicago, 5/24 Total Rebounds Season: 5, at Chicago, 5/24 Assists Season: 11, vs. San Antonio, 5/16 Steals Season: 3, vs. New York, 6/20 Blocks Season: 1, 2 Times Minutes Season: 44, at Indiana, 5/ Notes Voted in as a starter for the WNBA All-Star Game... All-Star Game MVP after scoring All-Star Game record with 29 points plus eight assists... Set WNBA record for most assists in her first four games in the league (37)... 15th in the WNBA in assists (3.7)... Ninth among rookies in scoring (7.6)... Nine double-figure scoring games... In her WNBA debut, tied a team record with 11 assists assists is second most in a debut in WNBA history, and just the fourth time ever - and first since that a player had at least 10 assists in a WNBA debut... Also added seven points, three boards and two steals in debut, and sank two free throws with 6.4 seconds left and Atlanta leading by two... Posted a double-double with 17 points, 10 assists in road opener at Indiana 5/17... Another 17 points with eight assists and five boards 5/24 at Chicago... Dished out eight more assists 5/25 vs. Indiana points with three treys 6/1 at Connecticut... Nine points, seven assists and two steals 6/3 vs. Los Angeles points, four assists and three steals 6/20 vs. New York points and four assists 7/5 vs. Washington points and eight assists 7/22 at Minnesota Game-By-Game Statistics Date Opponent GS Min. FG-FGA 3FG-3A FT-FTA OR DR TR A PF ST TO BS PTS 5-16 SAN ANTONIO 30: at Indiana 43: at Chicago * 36: INDIANA * 24: SEATTLE 18: at Connecticut 15: LOS ANGELES 27: CHICAGO 23: MINNESOTA 06: at Washington 27: WASHINGTON 13: NEW YORK 25: at New York 19: at San Antonio 16: at Indiana 13: INDIANA 13: WASHINGTON 19: CONNECTICUT 14: at Indiana 11: CHICAGO 05: at New York 09: at Minnesota 30: CHICAGO 7-27 at Washington 7-29 CONNECTICUT 7-31 at Tulsa 8-3 NEW YORK 8-5 at Phoenix 8-7 at Seattle 8-8 at Los Angeles 8-10 at Chicago 8-13 PHOENIX 8-15 TULSA 8-17 at Connecticut Total 445: CAREER STATS Year Team G GS MPG FG% 3P% FT% OFF DEF RPG APG SPG BPG TO PF PPG 2014 ATL

23 #5 JASMINE THOMAS G Duke Fourth Season Season/Career Highs Points Season: 17, vs. Indiana, 5/25 Career: 19, 2 Times Field Goals Made Season: 6, vs. Indiana, 5/25 Career: 8, at New York, 9/1/12 Field Goals Attempted Season: 13, vs. Indiana, 5/25 Career: 20, vs. Washington, 8/28/13 3PT FG Made Season: 3, 2 Times Career: 3, 6 Times 3PT FG Attempted Season: 5, 2 Times Career: 8, vs. Indiana, 9/21/12 Free Throws Made Season: 5, 2 Times Career: 5, 3 Times Free Throws Attempted Season: 6, vs. Seattle, 5/30 Career: 6, 3 Times Offensive Rebounds Season: 3, vs. New York, 6/20 Career: 3, 4 Times Defensive Rebounds Season: 4, 3 Times Career: 7, vs. Los Angeles, 9/2/13 Total Rebounds Season: 5, 2 Times Career: 8, 2 Times Assists Season: 4, 4 Times Career: 8, vs. Chicago, 8/19/12 Steals Season: 2, vs. Washington, 7/5 Career: 4, at New York, 9/6/13 Blocks Season: 2, at Indiana, 5/17 Career: 2, 3 Times Minutes Season: 34, vs. Indiana, 5/25 Career: 44, vs. Washington, 8/28/ Notes Has started all but one game this season... Has not missed a game (124 games) during her four seasons in the WNBA... Five double-figure scoring games... Scored nine points with three boards and two assists in season opener vs. San Antonio 5/16... Eight points, three assists and tied a career high with two blocks in road opener at Indiana 5/17... Six points, three assists and two reboards 5/24 at Chicago... Season-highs in points (17), rebounds (4) and assists (4) 5/25 vs. Indiana points 5/30 vs. Seattle... Season-high five boards plus seven points 6/1 at Connecticut points 6/3 vs. Los Angeles points while tying career high with three 3-pointers 6/13 vs. Minnesota points with three more triples 7/12 at Indiana... Nine points 7/16 at New York Game-By-Game Statistics Date Opponent GS Min. FG-FGA 3FG-3A FT-FTA OR DR TR A PF ST TO BS PTS 5-16 SAN ANTONIO * 20: at Indiana * 28: at Chicago * 23: INDIANA * 33: SEATTLE * 28: at Connecticut * 22: LOS ANGELES * 22: CHICAGO * 16: MINNESOTA * 25: at Washington * 17: WASHINGTON * 21: NEW YORK * 15: at New York * 16: at San Antonio * 18: at Indiana 14: INDIANA * 15: WASHINGTON * 19: CONNECTICUT * 20: at Indiana * 18: CHICAGO * 23: at New York * 20: at Minnesota * 12: CHICAGO 7-27 at Washington 7-29 CONNECTICUT 7-31 at Tulsa 8-3 NEW YORK 8-5 at Phoenix 8-7 at Seattle 8-8 at Los Angeles 8-10 at Chicago 8-13 PHOENIX 8-15 TULSA 8-17 at Connecticut Total 455: CAREER STATS Year Team G GS MPG FG% 3P% FT% OFF DEF RPG APG SPG BPG TO PF PPG 2011 WAS WAS ATL ATL CAREER