Angel Reese Demanded the Ball. Atlanta Tied the Finals.
Angel Reese dropped 30 points and 16 rebounds to tie the WNBA Finals 1-1, and she got there by demanding the ball herself. The scoring doubts are over.
Angel Reese dropped 30 points and 16 rebounds to tie the WNBA Finals 1-1, and she got there by demanding the ball herself. The scoring doubts are over.
Both WNBA Finals teams left the court before the anthem and never explained why, so the discourse filled in the blank for them, loudly and unevenly.
The Atlanta Dream reached their first WNBA Finals since 2013. Three home games will be played in a 3,500-seat room because a concert got there first.
Golden State is a second-year expansion team. Atlanta hasn't reached a Finals since 2013. Both got there by sweeping the league's two biggest favorites.
Natalie Nakase collapsed mid-argument with a ref and kept coaching anyway. The Valkyries win decided whether that read as alarming or inspiring.
While the WNBA argued about officiating all week, the Golden State Valkyries quietly did something no expansion team has ever done this fast.
The 2026 WNBA playoff bracket is the most wide-open in years, and it's not luck -- it's a salary cap that just quadrupled and erased the old superteams' edge.
Nneka Ogwumike got the shirts, the sellout, and a near double-double in her farewell. Then the Valkyries erased a 16-point deficit in the final minutes.
Minnesota's -245 tonight over a 25-11 team, and it's not a fluke -- the Valkyries are 25-2 against everyone else in the WNBA and 0-9 against the Lynx alone.
The fan who threw an object at a WNBA game wasn't arrested for the throw. He was arrested for shoving a guard on his way out. The next night, it happened again.
The Golden State Valkyries are on an 8-game win streak with the WNBA's best defense. We've been watching the Clark and Reese show. The story is in the Bay.
Caitlin Clark reached 1,000 points and 500 assists faster than anyone in WNBA history. The Fever lost by 2. The stat sheet tells the whole story.