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‘Officially Eliminated Herself From MVP Contention’ — Paige Bueckers’ 7-Turnover Night Ignites Ridicule As Wings Drop to 1-5 Without Azzi Fudd

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Paige Bueckers entered Monday’s matchup with the Golden State Valkyries looking to steady the Dallas Wings amid a rough stretch. Instead, the star guard endured a night that could mark a significant blemish on her MVP bid.

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How these three young WNBA players are elevating the championship-hopeful Fever, Valkyries and Liberty

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Makayla Timpson has turned out to be the perfect fit next to the Indiana Fever’s star players. | NBAE via Getty Images When it comes to the WNBA’s playoff-caliber teams, it’s natural to gravitate towards the big names. Teams like the Indiana Fever, Golden State Valkyries and New York Liberty are not short on star players, and it’s easy to give them most of the attention as they keep winning games. Even on these veteran-laden squads, though, there are a handful of younger players who have made...

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The X-Factor: Kaitlyn Chen's meteoric rise » Winsidr

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Kaitlyn Chen is currently putting the league on notice with the surprisingly successful Golden State Valkyries, but her road to doing so was anything but linear. Chen started her collegiate career at Princeton University, averaging 14.2 points, 3.9 assists, 3.5 rebounds, and 1.1 steals across three seasons in the Ivy League (her freshman year was… The post The X-Factor: Kaitlyn Chen’s meteoric rise appeared first on Winsidr.

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How the Golden State Valkyries stack up against the rest of the WNBA’s best teams

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It’s been all smiles for the Golden State Valkyries, who have won 11 of their last 13 games. | NBAE via Getty Images Don’t look now, but the Golden State Valkyries (24-9) have become one of the best teams in the WNBA. After a shockingly successful inaugural season in 2025, it was more or less assumed that Golden State wouldn’t be sneaking up on anyone in 2026. The defensive-minded, “we-before-me” approach instilled by rookie head coach Natalie Nakase took hold almost immediately, and the cohe...

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Paige Bueckers names this former UConn teammate as WNBA’s ‘most underrated’

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Paige Bueckers called her former UConn teammate Kaitlyn Chen “the most underrated player” in the WNBA this week. Bueckers, along with a group of players in the league, was asked by Sports Illustrated who the most underrated WNBA players were and SI posted the video on X. For Bueckers, the choice was easy. In June, Chen – who comes off the bench for the Golden State Valkyries – scored 15 points ...

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Gabby Williams Makes Convincing Case for Valkyries As WNBA Title Contenders

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It’s not everyday that a team becomes a title contender in just their second year of existence, but that’s part of what makes the Golden State Valkyries’ 2026 season all the more miraculous. Ask two-time All-Star Gabby Williams, and she’ll tell you that it has the potential to be far more than just a feelgood […] The post Gabby Williams Makes Convincing Case for Valkyries As WNBA Title Contenders appeared first on HEAVY.

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