Dream beat Valkyries 80-69 to force Game 7 of WNBA Finals
Allisha Gray scored 23 points and Rhyne Howard had 21 as the hot-shooting Dream held off Golden Stateโs late rally.
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Allisha Gray scored 23 points and Rhyne Howard had 21 as the hot-shooting Dream held off Golden Stateโs late rally.
Allisha Gray scored 23 points as the Dream held off a late rally for an 80-69 victory over the Valkyries to force a historic Game 7 of the WNBA Finals.
The potential title-clincher tips off at 9:30 a.m. PT/12:30 p.m. ET on Thursday, Oct. 29.
How did Golden State take control? Can Atlanta gets its offense going? And will the 12:30 tip impact the outcome?
Kiah Stokes and Veronica Burton shine for Golden State as Angel Reese's Atlanta team was stifled by a strong defence.
Another big performance from the Golden State Valkyries puts Australian Izzy Borlase's Atlanta Dream on the brink of losing the WNBA Finals series.
Kiah Stokes had 13 points, eight rebounds and three blocked shots -- accompanied by MVP chants -- as Golden State moved within one win of a championship in its second season.
Golden State's defense and 6-foot-3 center Kiah Stokes led the way in a 64-55 win for a 3-2 lead in the WNBA Finals.
The league, facing a logistics nightmare for Game 6 between the Golden State Valkyries and the Atlanta Dream, has opted for a 12:30 p.m. ET/9:30 a.m. PT tipoff.
Australia's Izzy Borlase continues her solid production in the series, but her Atlanta team lose to Golden State as Gabby Williams leads the Valkyries to a vital win in Game 4.
The Valkyries played stellar defense to beat the Dream and even the WNBA Finals at 2-2.
Golden State won Game 4 in Atlanta, held Angel Reese to eight points and take home-court advantage back to Ballhalla.
What changes must Golden State make to counter Angel Reese's determination and dominance in the WNBA Finals?
Former Huskies Gabby Williams, Tiffany Hayes, Kiah Stokes and Kaitlyn Chen look to help Golden State even the Finals.
Atlanta's Reese has become the only woman in history to record consecutive double-doubles in three WNBA Finals games.
The Dream beat the Valkyries by 26 points to take a 2-1 lead in the WNBA Finals.
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