Washington Mystics Game Reports & Results
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Jordin Canada sparks Dream’s late surge as Atlanta pulls away from Washington 93-75
Atlanta spent most of the night in front, then turned a one-possession scare into a runaway finish. Jordin Canada’s playmaking and shotmaking, backed by Allisha Gray’s 22 points, drove the Dream past the Washington Mystics 93-75 on Tuesday at CareFirst Arena.
Story contact: Keisha MonroeREAD THE GAME ↗77 — 92Dream erase halftime deficit, ride Howard’s 26 to 92-77 win over Mystics
Atlanta spent the first half chasing the game and the second half pulling it apart. Behind 26 points from Rhyne Howard and a decisive third-quarter surge, the Dream turned a five-point halftime deficit into a 92-77 victory over the Washington Mystics on Sunday at State Farm Arena.
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93 — 101Sonia Citron’s precision and Kiki Iriafen’s work on the glass carry Mystics past Sky, 101-93
Washington spent most of Thursday night building a lead that looked safe, then had to prove it was sturdy. Behind Sonia Citron’s near-flawless scoring and Kiki Iriafen’s relentless rebounding, the Mystics did enough early and enough late to beat the Chicago Sky 101-93 at Capital One Arena.
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69 — 79Mystics beat Sun at the foul line and in the finish, turning a one-basket shooting gap into a 79-69 win
Washington did not shoot much better than Connecticut on Tuesday night. It just solved the arithmetic better. At CareFirst Arena, the Mystics turned free throws, timely third-quarter answers and a controlled final period into a 79-69 WNBA win over the Sun.
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Mystics’ first-half precision overwhelms Fever in 93-77 win at Gainbridge Fieldhouse
The Washington Mystics did not need a miracle shooting night to beat the Indiana Fever on Sunday. They needed only to keep doing what they did from the opening minutes: move the ball, score inside, and make Indiana chase a game that never really turned.
Story contact: Kevin HuangREAD THE GAME ↗110 — 80Mystics’ ball movement and paint scoring bury Sky in 110-80 win
The Washington Mystics did not need a single takeover act at Wintrust Arena. They beat the Chicago Sky 110-80 by making the game simple and relentless: finish inside, move the ball, protect possessions, and keep adding answers every time Chicago threatened to settle in.
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