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With gutty WNBA Finals win, Valkyries cement themselves as Bay Area legends in record time

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SAN FRANCISCO — Tiffany Hayes covered her locs with a black plastic bag and held it on with a pair of purple Blenders goggles each player received. Some 45 minutes after the final horn sounded Saturday in Game 7, having clinched a 68-63 win for the Golden State Valkyries over the Atlanta Dream and the WNBA championship, her work was done. So she kicked off her shoes. The gray championship T-shirt covered her violet uniform. Her hands gripped the fruits of her labor, 26 pounds of sterling silver,

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‘A Win Of a Season’ – Analyst Shares Bullish Outlook on Angel Reese, Dream Despite WNBA Finals Loss

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The Golden State Valkyries defeated the Atlanta Dream 68-63 on Saturday night at Chase Center to win the first Game 7 in WNBA Finals history and a championship in only their second season. Jordan Robinson, an analyst on the “Girls Tripp” podcast, still sees the Dream as a team that’s moving in the right direction.

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“You Will Prevail” – Angel Reese Receives Inspiring Messages From Boyfriend Wendell Carter Jr. After WNBA Finals Game 7 Loss

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Updated Nov 3, 1:05 AM ET

Angel Reese came within two quarters of clinching her first-ever WNBA championship. However, she and her Atlanta Dream teammates fell short against Gabby Williams’ Golden State Valkyries in Game 7 on Saturday.

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ESPN Legend Gives Fever Green Light to Move On From Kelsey Mitchell Despite Record-Breaking Season

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Kelsey Mitchell is an unrestricted free agent for the very first time in her WNBA career, all nine seasons of which she has spent with the Indiana Fever. And judging by her exit interview this season, it feels like the veteran is quite open to opportunities outside Indiana.

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