Golden State’s second year head coach is learning and applying the most important lessons: there isn’t one way to win a game. Adjustments are required. And a two-game losing streak doesn’t define a team.
Cecilia Zandalasini
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Can the Valkyries offense do enough to come back in the Finals?
Gabby Williams: “We have to just go back to our defense, and that will get our offense going”
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Takeaways from Golden State’s dominant Game 1 win over Dallas
Valkyries break offensive records in their first-ever playoff win
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16 nations convene in Berlin for the 2026 Women’s Basketball World Cup
Ahead of the competition, hope radiates through each nation as they embark on their journey towards the podium
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How the Valkyries defense locked down the Lynx
Golden State forced 18 turnovers and kept Minnesota uncomfortable in transition
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Justė Jocytė is everything the Valkyries could have asked for from their first-ever draft pick
It took over a year but Juste Jocyte, the Valkyries first ever draft pick, has shown through her first two games what she is capable of.
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How the Atlanta Dream offseason shapes up after Angel Reese trade, WNBA expansion draft
The Dream enter 2026 free agency with cap space, a strong core, and the addition of Angel Reese, despite losing Maya Caldwell and Nyadiew Puoch
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Valkyries finish with guts, grit and a roaring crowd
Natalie Nakase: ‘We were the first to do this’
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Where did the regular-season Golden State Valkyries go?
And how can they return in time for Game 2?
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Why it’s dangerous to assume Golden State Valkyries can’t compete with Minnesota Lynx
The Valkyries’ margin for error in this playoff series is razor-thin, but they’ve defied assumptions all season long
