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The Golden State Valkyries are WNBA champions in only their second season. Gabby Williams scored 30 points as Golden State defeated the Atlanta Dream 68 to 63 at Chase Center on October 31, winning the first Game 7 in WNBA Finals history. Williams earned Finals MVP honors after producing 28 of … [Read more...] about Gabby Williams Delivers Valkyries’ First WNBA Title With 30 Points in Game 7
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The Atlanta Dream have taken the WNBA championship race to a final game. Led by Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard, Atlanta beat the Golden State Valkyries 80 to 69 on October 29, leveling the Finals at three wins apiece and forcing the first Game 7 in league history. Gray scored 23 points and Howard … [Read more...] about Atlanta’s Shooting Revival Forces First Game 7 in WNBA Finals History
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Kiah Stokes set a WNBA Finals record for blocks in a series as the Golden State Valkyries defeated the Atlanta Dream by 67 to 62 on October 24. The road victory brought the championship series level at two wins apiece. Stokes collected 16 rebounds and three blocks, helping Golden State contain an … [Read more...] about Stokes Sets Finals Blocks Record as Valkyries Beat Dream to Level Series
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The Golden State Valkyries held the Atlanta Dream scoreless over the final three minutes and 12 seconds to win the opening game of the WNBA Finals, 68 to 64, at Chase Center on October 17. Gabby Williams scored 26 points and delivered the decisive free throws as Golden State recovered from a late … [Read more...] about Valkyries Shut Down Dream Late to Claim WNBA Finals Opener
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Toronto will finish its inaugural WNBA season without Brittney Sykes and Aneesah Morrow, leaving bettors with a very different team to assess over the closing stretch. Two More Names Added to Toronto’s Injury List The Toronto Tempo’s difficult first WNBA season has taken another hit, with … [Read more...] about Toronto Tempo Injury Crisis Deepens as Sykes and Morrow Are Ruled Out
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Caitlin Clark looked sharp in her long-awaited home return, then briefly gave Indiana Fever fans and WNBA bettors the kind of preseason panic nobody puts on a parlay slip. Clark Starts Hot Before a Rough Landing Caitlin Clark’s first home game in more than nine months had all the makings of a … [Read more...] about Caitlin Clark Injury Scare Gives Fever Backers An Early Sweat
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From UConn and Michigan crashing into the men’s title game to the Lakers losing key bodies at the worst time, basketball has packed a week’s worth of chaos into a couple of days. UConn vs. Michigan Sets Up a Heavyweight Finish As of Sunday, April 5, the men’s NCAA tournament has landed on a … [Read more...] about Basketball’s Biggest Stories Right Now: Title Games, Twisted Ankles, and a Playoff Race Getting Weird
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Selection Sunday leads the day, with college basketball taking center stage while the NBA and WNBA keep the pressure on elsewhere. March Madness Takes Over College basketball has the spotlight on Sunday, March 15, 2026, with the men’s NCAA tournament bracket set to be revealed at 6 p.m. ET on … [Read more...] about March Madness, Shai, And A WNBA Deadline
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The Dallas Wings have won the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 WNBA Draft, giving them back-to-back draft lottery victories — a rare feat in league history. The announcement came on November 23, confirming what many suspected after a dismal 10-34 season: the Wings are in full rebuild mode, but they’re … [Read more...] about Dallas Wings Land Top Pick in 2026 WNBA Draft — A Franchise at a Turning Point
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Basketball’s biggest stories this week highlight a shift toward new faces, fresh leadership, and future-building — from Europe’s championship stage to the WNBA’s front lines and the NBA’s youngest roster experiments. Germany Captures EuroBasket, Schröder Shines Germany edged Turkey 88–83 to … [Read more...] about Youth Rising: From EuroBasket Glory to WNBA Leadership and NBA Rebuilds
