Where to watch Atlanta Dream vs Seattle Storm on TV or live stream – Sunday, July 14

Published at 8:23 p.m. on Saturday, July 13, 2024

The Atlanta Dream (7-15) look to snap a four-game road losing streak against the Seattle Storm (15-8) on Sunday, July 14, 2024 at 6:00 p.m. ET.

For more details on this game, including where and how to watch it on FOX13+, Prime Video, and Peachtree TV, keep reading.

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Dream vs. Storm TV Information and Live Stream

Tina Charles: 13.7 PTS, 8.7 REB, 1.1 STL, 44.2 FG%, 28 3PT% (7 of 25)
Allisha Gray: 16 points, 43.3% shooting, 37.4% 3-point shooting (40 of 107)
Cheyenne Parker: 9.8 points, 43.3% shooting, 21.4% 3-point shooting (3 of 14)
Haley Jones: 5.9 points, 41.2% shooting, 26.1% 3-point shooting (6 of 23)
Naz Hillmon: 4.4 points, 63.2% shooting success

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At home, Atlanta scores 73.4 points per game, 3.8 less than away (77.2). Defensively, it concedes 82.5 points per game at home, 3.1 more than away (79.4).
At home, the Dream averages 36.1 rebounds per game, 1.8 more than away (34.3). They concede 36.6 rebounds per game at home, 2.8 more than away (33.8).
At home, Atlanta collects 18.4 assists per game, 0.7 less than away (19.1).
This year, the Dream are making fewer three-pointers at home (5.1 per game) than on the road (5.7). Their three-point field goal percentage is also lower at home (27.2 percent) than on the road (34.8 percent).
This season, Atlanta is giving up more three-pointers at home (9.1 per game) than on the road (7.8). And the percentage of three-pointers allowed at home (38.5%) is higher than on the road (33%).

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Dream:

Rhyne Howard: Out (ankle),

Jordin Canada: Out (Finger)

Ezi Magbégor: 13.1 PTS, 9 REB, 1.4 STL, 2.4 BLK, 49.1 FG%, 25 3PT% (9 of 36)
Jewell Loyd: 20 PTS, 1.5 STL, 36.3% FG, 26.6% 3PT (33 for 124)
Nneka Ogwumike: 17.5 PTS, 7.4 REB, 1.7 STL, 53.4 FG%, 45.5 3PT% (15 of 33)
Skylar Diggins-Smith: 13.8 PTS, 6.7 AST, 1.4 STL, 40.6% FG, 28.4% 3PT (21 of 74)
Jordan Horston: 7.4 points, 1.7 points scored, 46.7% shooting, 23.5% 3-point shooting (8 of 34)

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Seattle has been better offensively at home, where it averages 86.3 points per game, compared to road games, where it scores 81.5 per game. Defensively, it is much better at home, where it allows 74.4 points per game, compared to road games, where it allows its opponents an average of 82 per game.
The Storm rebound better at home than on the road (36.6 home, 35.4 away), and they allow their opponents to grab more rebounds at home than on the road (35.5 opponent rebounds on average at home, 34.6 away).
On average, Seattle sees more shots at home than away (22.4 home, 18.7 away).
In 2024, the Storm averaged 6.4 three-pointers at home and 5.5 away, making 31.9 percent from distance at home compared to 27.2 percent away.
Seattle allows 2.5 fewer three-pointers at home (5.4 per game) than on the road (7.9). The three-point shooting percentage is also lower at home (27.1% at home vs. 36.7% on the road).

Storm:

MacKenzie Holmes: Out for the season (knee)

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