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WNBA Finals: Reese’s Historic Response Gives Atlanta Homecourt Edge
The WNBA Finals head to Atlanta tied 1-1 after two games that showcased Golden State's defensive resolve and the Dream's response. The Valkyries survived the opener behind Gabby Williams before Angel Reese answered with a historic 30-point, 16-rebound performance in Game 2. From record-setting defense to uneven scoring support, the opening games revealed the adjustments that will decide the title.
Dream in Six: Canada Holds the Key, Reese Claims the Crown
The Atlanta Dream can win the WNBA Finals in six games behind Jordin Canada’s championship pedigree and Angel Reese’s relentless impact. Explore why Canada’s leadership and playmaking can crack Golden State’s defense, how Reese’s rebounding and defensive dominance can earn her Finals MVP, and why Atlanta has experience, confidence and talent to capture its first championship against the Valkyries.
Kiah Stokes: Golden State's Defensive Weapon Against Atlanta in WNBA Finals
Three-time WNBA champion Kiah Stokes has become the defensive anchor of the Valkyries, earning praise from Gabby Williams and Natalie Nakase as Golden State prepares for its championship showdown with Angel Reese and the Dream.
Bell playing most important pro season with heavy heart
Las Vegas Aces reserve Kierstan Bell entered the fourth and most important campaign of her WNBA career with a heavy heart after losing her father, Perry, who passed away in January.
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