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The Valkyries shot 32.1% from the field and 21% from three in Game 1 and still won, because Atlanta couldn’t survive the kind of game Golden State lives in.
The Valkyries shot 32.1% from the field and 21% from three in Game 1 and still won, because Atlanta couldn’t survive the kind of game Golden State lives in.
In a business that can reduce players to assets judged on a what-have-you-done-for-me-lately scale, Nyanin has built her approach around a different premise.
Natalie Nakase took an important lesson from her first season as a head coach.
The Liberty entered an offseason of uncertainty after the Atlanta Dream swept them in the WNBA semifinals.
The Golden State Valkyries and the Atlanta Dream are heading to a WNBA Finals match that will be electric, and heavy on defense.
Jordin Canada will be the Atlanta Dream's most important defensive asset against the Golden State Valkyries in the WNBA Finals.
The Tempo could trade for an All-Star center.
On a new episode of Liberty Lately, Madeline Kenney and Dexter Henry recap New York’s 2026 season that came to an end at the hands of the Atlanta Dream. How will the Liberty get back into...
The Golden State Valkyries will host the Atlanta Dream in San Francisco on October 17, and head coach Natalie Nakase wants fans to meet their opps with "hostility."
If the Sky want to succeed next season, the team, front office, and ownership needs to be fully behind Tyler Marsh.
The Phoenix Mercury will have little choice but to back Alyssa Thomas this offseason.
USC star JuJu Watkins's 2027 draft decision could change the Los Angeles Sparks' entire blueprint for the season.
Angel Reese has shot lights out from everywhere over the last 6 weeks, and if she stays hot, the Atlanta Dream are going to win the championship
The Aces have a lot of work to do ahead of the 2027 season.
The Valkyries entered the Valkyries with one big question mark. They have erased that concern.
Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream are heading to the WNBA Finals, an enormous feat the team earned by playing excellent basketball.
If Mitchell leaves Indiana, she might as well join a title contender.
Atlanta is a different team now.
The Atlanta Dream will host games 3 and 4 of the WNBA Finals at home at State Farm Arena, a fitting conclusion to a drawn-out saga.
The New York Liberty need a shakeup to become championship contenders in 2027, and parting ways with Sabrina Ionescu and Satou Sabally could be the answer.
A small physiological secret may have given Gabby Williams the edge to overcome the Aces in the 2026 WNBA Semifinals.
No matter the outcome of the finals, the Valkyries should have a chance to sign at least one superstar in free agency.
The Golden State Valkyries ignored the playbook for building a WNBA contender, and they are heading to the Finals anyways.
The Golden State Valkyries will need to come up with a solution should Allisha Gray return to the court for the Dream in time for the WNBA Finals.
New York might be tempted to make a big move.
The New York Liberty have a lot to think about ahead of next season, and that begins with what will happen with their head coach.
The WNBA Finals are highlighting the importance of defense. If the Indiana Fever try to pair Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell, they will never win it all.
The Valkyries are ready to fill Chase Center for the finals, while the Dream may have to play in an area a that’s much too small for such a big event.
Brionna Jones signed a multi-year deal with the Atlanta Dream ahead of the 2026 season, but the Portland Fire could match that.
The Valkyries have beaten Atlanta three times by limiting Angel Reese's impact, not her production. Can that formula hold up in the WNBA Finals?
Kiah Stokes has been phenomenal for the Valkyries.
The Golden State Valkyries just took down the Wings and Aces to reach the WNBA Finals -- doing so with players each of those teams didn't prioritize keeping.
French guard Marine Fauthoux made the most of her opportunities in the Liberty’s semifinal series against the Dream.
As Breanna Stewart walked off the Barclays Center court for the final time this season, she looked out into the crowd and was overcome with emotion.
The 2026 WNBA Finals will feature teams coached by second-year head coaches — and there could be more of this in the league's future.
Angel Reese got what she wanted and she was ready.
Even without the help of Janelle Salaün, the Golden State Valkyries feel primed to win the WNBA championship.
The Golden State Valkyries have smashed every expectation placed on them this season, and they're going to continue to do so for many seasons to come.
Karl Smesko led the Dream to the WNBA Finals.
The Liberty — who got swept Friday in the semifinals by the Dream — do not have a significant pending unrestricted free agent on the roster.
The Liberty's Breanna Stewart, Sabrina Ionescu and Jonquel Jones fell short of offering a definitive vote of confidence in head coach Chris DeMarco, with each saying his future was "not our decision."
Angel Reese saw this moment coming.
Given a chance to endorse DeMarco’s return after the game, Jonquel Jones, Sabrina Ionescu and Breanna Stewart each declined to do so.
Two years removed from winning the franchise’s first WNBA championship, another postseason has raised questions that were supposed to have been answered.
The Dream finished off the Liberty with an 85-83 win in Game 3 to advance to the WNBA Finals for the first time since 2013.
Turns out, this entire era of Liberty basketball might need a reset timeout.
WNBA fans are understandably excited to see JuJu Watkins play in the league one day — but for now, she still has one season of college basketball to get through and enjoy.
Dream All-Star guard Allisha Gray will remain out for Friday's Game 3 against the Liberty because of a finger injury.
The New York Liberty have filed an inquiry into what happened during the final moments of Game 2 of the semifinals, but they don't have time to truly dig into the mess.