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The Dream’s offense has been all over the place these last two games.
Kiah Stokes picked quite the time to cement herself as one of the W's best defenders.
After averaging 29 free throws in Games 1-4, the Dream were held to just 14 attempts from the charity stripe in Game 5.
The WNBA Finals may already be over if the Atlanta Dream can't give the Golden State Valkyries a new set of challenges to overcome.
Everything matters in the biggest games, even if it doesn’t show up in the stat sheet.
Madina Okot’s size could make a difference in this series, but she has had no preparation.
The sixth game of the WNBA Finals will be played early on Thursday, but it's still a historic moment for the league.
Kiah Stokes led the Golden State Valkyries to a Game 5 victory, continuing a dominant WNBA Finals that should earn her Finals MVP.
Angel Reese turned her tunnel look into a strong message.
Veronica Burton holds the key to the Valkyries’ title hopes.
Kaila Charles is doing it all for the Valkyries.
The Valkyries center has a no-nonsense approach that is giving the Dream fits.
The WNBA found a solution -- but this one is more of a head-scratcher.
Angel Reese was taken out of Game 4 of the WNBA Finals, and her Atlanta Dream teammates couldn't step up. If they continue to fail her, Reese is going to lose.
Game 5 is the biggest game of Angel Reese’s WNBA career so far.
Kiah Stokes is not the kind of player that typically wins Finals MVP in the W.
We could actually get a Game 7 in the WNBA Finals this year.
The Sporting News examines the worst trades in W history.
Myisha Hines-Allen will be coaching at Monmouth this school year, and it's unclear if she will return to the WNBA in 2027.
The current owner of the Los Angeles Sparks is hoping to sell the team for $700 million — a huge price tag in any era of the WNBA.
The Atlanta Dream still don't know where Game 6 of the WNBA Finals will be played this week — and the Washington Mystics should be paying attention.
The Golden State Valkyries were on the brink of losing the WNBA Finals to the Atlanta Dream, but managed a tight win on Saturday.
The Fever need to find the right GM to build a contender around Caitlin Clark.
Reese thinks the solution is fairly straightforward.
The Golden State Valkyries went into Atlanta and won Game 4 of the WNBA Finals, cracking the code to defeating the Atlanta Dream. Can they replicate the formula?
No Valkyries player received All-WNBA honors.
The Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkryies have tied the series.
The Dream battled back from a big deficit but couldn’t close the deal.
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Kelsey Mitchell can choose her next team, and the Minnesota Lynx could sign her to upgrade on Courtney Williams and make another run at a championship
The Valkyries don’t want to fall behind 3-1.
The Indiana Fever are saying goodbye to the team's president and GM — and now head coach Stephanie White gets another shot.
ATLANTA -- Since letting Game 1 of the WNBA Finals slip away, the Atlanta Dream have taken command in the best-of-seven series against the Golden Stat
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The Valkyries could really use another go-to scorer right now.
Two of the Finals' biggest stars were first-round picks from the Chicago Sky -- who traded both away.
The Fever have a lot of roster holes to address.
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DeWanna Bonner hasn't announced any plans to retire, but it's clear she's playing with purpose as the Atlanta Dream stare down the end of the WNBA Finals.
Angel Reese is on the verge of leading the Atlanta Dream to their first WNBA championship, but without Jordin Canada, none of this would be possible.
Angel Reese isn't a stranger to trash talk, and that's something that most of the Golden State Valkyries are learning during the WNBA Finals.
Atlanta has never lost when this has happened.
Jackie Young is an unrestricted free agent this winter, and the Las Vegas Aces may be forced to choose her over Chelsea Gray to remain a contender.
Reese keeps asking questions, and Golden State isn't answering them.
Winning matchups matters in the finals, and Jordin Canada is doing just that.