WNBA Finals Controversy Deepens As Dream And Valkyries Skip National Anthem For Third Straight Game - Fadeaway World
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LSU coach Kim Mulkey is attending WNBA Finals Game 3 to support former star Angel Reese in Atlanta.
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Angel Reese has heard plenty of criticism since entering the WNBA, with her offensive struggles often overshadowing what she brings to the court. But the Atlanta Dream star is starting to change that conversation with her performances when it matters most.
On a night when Angel Reese recorded her third straight Finals double-double, she saw a familiar face in the crowd. Kim Mulkey, her former LSU coach, had come to see her steer the Atlanta Dream to a 2-1 lead over the Golden State Valkyries on Wednesday.
Angel Reese continues to dominate in the WNBA Finals, earning the admiration of her peers, including a former Indiana Fever player.
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There's nothing like having a champ in the building to give you a little perspective.
Too $hort rose to fame in the 1980s rocking Oakland A’s gear. The legendary rapper later backed the Raiders and Golden State Warriors proudly. Now the Hip-Hop icon has caught Ballhalla fever, thanks to the Golden State Valkyries run toward the WNBA title . He hopes the nation doesn’t “blow the whistle” on the growing fandom for the Valkyries […] The post Exclusive: Too $hort riding Valkyries high in WNBA Finals, and wants Ballhalla fever to spread appeared first on ClutchPoints.
She was outstanding.
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