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Atlanta Dream fans celebrate Game 6 win, look ahead to historic Game 7

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Maria Rodriguez
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A graduate of Georgia State University, Maria has spent the last decade covering business and economic trends in the region, having previously worked at NPR’s local affiliate. Her sharp insights into local markets and businesses make her a go-to expert on economic developments in Columbus.

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Atlanta Dream fans celebrate Game 6 win, look ahead to historic Game 7 — Columbus Business news

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Atlanta Dream fans flooded downtown Atlanta with excitement after the team won Game 6 of the WNBA Finals, keeping its championship hopes alive and forcing a decisive Game 7.The victory sets up the first Game 7 in WNBA Finals history, giving Atlanta a chance to capture its first championship.PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Atlanta Dream stave off elimination, beat Golden State to force Game 7 of WNBA FinalsFans said the energy inside the arena was unlike anything they had experienced before as the Dream fought to extend the series.“We are going to win in seven. We are in there,” fan Kesha Jackson said while celebrating the victory.Fellow fan Keith Black said Atlanta must bring the same intensity into Saturday’s deciding game.“Saturday we have got to get it all. We’ve got to bring it back to the city,” Black said. “We are hungry.”Jackson echoed that confidence, predicting the Dream would finish the job on the road.“We are going to the Valkyries stadium and we are g

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