## Lively OK After Her Scary Exit, and the Guards Breathe a Sigh of Relief **The Atlanta Dream and Indiana Fever game took an unexpected and frightening turn on Tuesday night when Atlanta Dream's Tiffany Hayes and Indiana Fever's Erica Wheeler collided, causing Hayes to be carried off the court on a stretcher.** The incident occurred late in the third quarter as Hayes was driving to the basket and Wheeler was attempting to draw a charge. The two players collided head-to-head, and Hayes immediately fell to the ground. Medical personnel rushed to the court and attended to Hayes for several minutes before she was carefully lifted onto a stretcher and taken to a local hospital. The game was delayed for about 20 minutes while Hayes was being treated. When play resumed, the Dream went on to win 85-73. After the game, the Dream announced that Hayes was undergoing concussion protocol and that she would be re-evaluated on Wednesday. The collision was a scary moment for both teams, but the Dream were relieved to learn that Hayes was OK. "It was a scary moment," Dream coach Tanisha Wright said. "We're just thankful that she's OK." Wheeler also expressed her concern for Hayes after the game. "I'm just glad that she's OK," Wheeler said. "It was a scary moment, and I'm just thankful that she's OK." The Dream are scheduled to play the Connecticut Sun on Thursday night. It is unclear if Hayes will be available to play in that game.
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