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Valkyries demand return to identity for Game 3 after Wings’ 108-point eruption (opens the original)
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ARLINGTON, Texas – Gabby Williams didn’t see a positive out of the Valkyries’ 100-point output Wednesday night, their 46.6 percent shooting or her career-high 36 points. That was all overshadowed by the worst defensive game they have played all season, maybe ever. The Valkyries had their second highest-scoring game of the season in Game 2 against Dallas Wings, but that couldn’t match the historic 45-point night from Arike Ogunbowale, who sent them to a 108-100 loss. Now the teams will play a dec
Valkyries can’t stop Ogunbowale as Wings take Game 2 in OT (opens the original)
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ARLINGTON, Texas – The craziest game the Valkyries have played all season did not go in their favor, and now their backs are against the wall. Gabby Williams’ best game as a Valkyrie didn’t matter because one of Dallas’ stars went off like no one has against the Valkyries all year, as the Wings beat Golden State 108-100 in overtime in Game 2 of their opening-round playoff series. Arike Ogunbowale, who scored a WNBA-playoff record 45 points, hit a 3-pointer to tie the game at 93 with 4.1 seconds
Valkyries all smiles, but focused on completing playoff sweep of Dallas (opens the original)
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DALLAS – In an arena far more intimate than Ballhalla, the Golden State Valkyries were all smiles on Tuesday. Up 1-0 and a win away from sweeping their first-round playoff series with the Dallas Wings, the Valkyries engaged in a light-hearted practice in the empty 7,000-seat UT Arlington arena. Head coach Natalie Nakase playfully bounced balls in the shooting lanes of free-throw shooters and after winning a free throw contest at the end of practice, Laeticia Amihere was joking with Gabby William
Valkyries ‘not satisfied’ just to be in WNBA playoffs for second year in a row (opens the original)
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LOS ANGELES – The Golden State Valkyries open the WNBA playoffs on Sunday night with what is probably the best first-round matchup they could have hoped for. The No. 2 seeded Valkyries will face the No. 7 Dallas Wings at 6 p.m. at Chase Center after narrowly escaping Los Angeles with a win on Thursday night 76-75. Had the Valkyries not rallied from a 16-point deficit — the biggest comeback in franchise history — they would be preparing for a vastly different series against Caitlin Clark, Sophie
Valkyries use wild comeback to stun Sparks 76-75, clinch WNBA’s No. 2 seed for playoffs (opens the original)
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LOS ANGELES – For most of the second half, Gabby Williams wasn’t a part of things. The Golden State Valkyries were struggling, and their star was on the bench while they tried to get their offense right. She needed just 1:30 to flip the game on its head. After trailing for nearly the entire game on Thursday night in Los Angeles, Williams hit a game-winning 3-pointer to clinch the No. 2 seed for the Valkyries in a wild 76-75 comeback win over the Sparks. The Valkyries will face the Dallas Wings t
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