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The WNBA calls the Dream’s win historic and shares video of Swoopes and Reese together afterward.
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The WNBA highlights Borlase’s defensive play and Gray’s shot in a video clip.
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The WNBA shared video of the two plays, calling Hayes “a walking highlight reel.”
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The WNBA says ATL got a stop before Reese scored in transition.
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The WNBA says Burton made the basket despite contact and drew a foul.
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The WNBA says Atlanta beat Golden State 79-65, with Reese adding 16 rebounds, three assists and two blocks.
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The WNBA says those lessons continue to shape Canada’s leadership as she chases a third title with Atlanta.
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The WNBA says Williams became the sixth player in Finals history to score 15-plus points in a quarter.
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The WNBA says Allisha Gray had 19 points to lead all scorers before the fourth quarter.
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The WNBA says Bonner debuted for Atlanta on August 30; Golden State is up next.
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The WNBA also named Breanna Stewart, Veronica Burton, Jordin Canada, Sonia Citron and Kiah Stokes to the Second Team.
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The WNBA notes that Nakase was a walk-on at UCLA before becoming a head coach.
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A post calls the WNBA's 2026 TV season record-breaking and names ABC, CBS, ESPN, ION, NBC/Peacock, USA and Prime Video.
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The WNBA also named Pauline Astier, Flau'jae Johnson, Olivia Miles, Kiki Rice and Sydney Taylor.
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The WNBA says the shot had a 15.7% chance of going in.
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The WNBA says Ogwumike is also a back-to-back honoree.
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The WNBA says Atlanta drafted Hayes in 2012, and she was part of the Dream’s last Finals run in 2013.
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The WNBA says her 2019 and 2024 wins put her alongside Atlanta executive Dan Padover with a record three selections.
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The WNBA thanked Allen for “countless memories” and credited her with a lasting impact on the game.
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The WNBA says E-40 showed love to the Valkyries and the Bay in a postgame video.
