Atlanta Dream Could Be A Force In The WNBA
May 18, 2009 by Lyndsey D'Arcangelo
Filed under Basketball
Last year, the Atlanta Dream didn’t do so well. This was to be expected from an expansion team, as the players learn how to play with one another and function together on the court.
But after obtaining a dismal 4-30 record (the worst in the WNBA’s 2008 season) the Dream made some impressive off-season moves and have positioned themselves to have a successful season.
Angel McCoughtry could have an immediate impact with the Atlanta Dream this season.
With the number one pick in the draft, the Dream drafted Angel McCoughtry, the former Louisville star who proved to be both an offensive and defensive force throughout the NCAA tournament. In addition, the Dream also signed free agent center Michelle Snow and former Tennessee standout Chamique Holdsclaw.
Add Nikki Teasley and Sancho Lyttle to the mix and the Dream have the foundation for a force to be reckoned with. And I can guarantee that they win more than four games this season.
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