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2013 Atlanta Dream Media Guide 1 AtlantaDream.net • @AtlantaDream 2013 SCHEDULE 2013 SCHEDULE 2013 Run With The Dream 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS MEDIAMEDIA Media InformationInformation .................................................................................................................. ................................. 6–7 Fact Sheet ............................................................................................................................................................. 8 FRONT OFFICEOFF Offi ce DirectoryDirectory .......................................................................................................................... ................................... 10 OwnerOwner BiosBios ................................................................................................................................... ...................................... 11 Front Offi ce Bios ............................................................................................................................................ 12–13 Additional StaffStaff HeadshotsHeadshots ..................................................................................................... .............................. 14 MEETMEET THETHE TEAM DreamDream Roster & PronunciationsPro .......................................................................................................................... 16 FredFred WilliamsWilliams ........................................................................................................................... ................................ 17–18 Coaching Stafff ........................................................................................................................ ............................... 19–20 OF CONTENTS TABLE Spotters Chart ..................................................................................................................................................... 21 PlayersPlayers ......................................................................................................................................................... .................................... 22–38 DREAMDREAM HISTORYH Key DatesDates ................................................................................................................................. ................................. 40–42 All-Time ResultsResults ................................................................................................................ .................................... 43 DraftDraft HistoryHistory ...................................................................................................................................... .................................. 44–45 All-Time RosterRosterr ............................................................................................................................... ............................... 46–48 All-Time TransactionsTransactions ............................................................................................................... ........................... 49–51 20122012 SeasonSeason in Review ............................................................................................................ ........................ 52–54 20112011 SeasonSeason in Review ............................................................................................................ ........................ 55–57 2010 Season in Review ................................................................................................................................. 58–60 2009 SeasonSeaso in Review ................................................................................................................................. 60–62 2008 SeasonSeason in ReviewRev ................................................................................................................................. 62–64 RegularRegular SeasonSeason TeamTea Records ..................................................................................................................... 65–80 WNBAWNBA WNBA Fact SheetSheet .......................................................................................................................................... .......................... 82–86 WNBA CaresCares ........................................................................................................................................ ................................... 87 WNBA Timeline ........................................................................................................................................... 88–101 20132013 WNBA ContactsContacts ................................................................................................................................ 102–104 WNBA Award WinnersWinners .............................................................................................................................. 105–117 WNBA CCourtourt DiaDiagramgram ............................................................................................................................... 118–119 2013 Offi cials Rosterr .......................................................................................................................................... 120 3 AtlantaDream.net • @AtlantaDream TABLE OF CONTENTS OPPONENTSOPPONENTS Chicago Sky .......................................................................................................................................... ................................... 122 Connecticut Sun ................................................................................................................................ ................................. 122 Indiana Feverr ....................................................................................................................................... .................................... 123 Los Angeles Sparks ........................................................................................................................................... 123 Minnesota Lynx .................................................................................................................................. ................................. 124 NNewew YYorkork LiLibertyberty ................................................................................................................................................................. 124 Phoenix Mercury ......................................................................................................................................... ................................. 125 San Antonio Silver Stars .................................................................................................................................... 125 Seattle Storm ..................................................................................................................................................... 126 Tulsa Shock ....................................................................................................................................................... 126 Washington Mystics ........................................................................................................................................... 127 WNBA Team Map .............................................................................................................................................. 128 PHILIPS ARENA General Arena Information ................................................................................................................................ 130 Seating and Ticket Information .......................................................................................................................... 131 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE Run With The Dream 4 5 AtlantaDream.net • @AtlantaDream MEDIA | MEDIA INFORMATION CONTACTS For media information, credential/interview requests or questions, please contact Brad Gust at 404-915-3383 or [email protected] or Tonya Alleyne at 404-693-5181 or [email protected] in the Dream Media Relations Department. The fax number is 678-510-7489. MEDIA CREDENTIALS All requests should be submitted in writing to the Dream Media Relations Department at least 24 HOURS PRIOR to the game you wish to cover (3 p.m. on Friday for Saturday or Sunday games) via e-mail. NO CREDENTIAL REQUESTS WILL BE HONORED ON GAME DAY. Credentials are issued to accredited members of the media who are on-assignment to cover a specifi c game. Please confi rm all credentials with the Dream Media Relations Department prior to arriving at Philips Arena. Credentials may be picked up at the primary media entrance begin- ning 2.5 hours prior to game time. Credentials must be worn and visible at all times and are non-transferable. MEDIA DIRECTIONS & PARKING Going north from the airport on I-75/85, take the World Congress Center/Andrew Young International Blvd. exit. Turn left at the end of the exit onto International. Proceed to Centennial Olympic Park Drive and take a left. At the corner of Marietta Street, take a right. At the third light (Baker St.) take a left, and then an immediate left onto the access road leading you back to Park Avenue West. Cross both sets of railroad tracks, go under the viaduct (as you go to the right), and follow the signs to Media Parking Lot A. If parking is not available in Lot A, proceed to Media Parking Lot B and you will fi nd additional press parking at that location. MEDIA ENTRANCE
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