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First reported by Christian Science Monitor (Center); 4 outlets over 9h.
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Sophie Cunningham called out Angel Reese's "dangerous" plays ahead of the Dream playing the Valkyries in the WNBA Finals.
Read at newsweek.com →As the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries prepare to face each other Saturday for the WNBA championship, Dream star Angel Reese models a story of persistence that finds echoes more broadly in the league itself.
Read at csmonitor.com →Angel Reese didn’t want to give the Valkyries credit after Game 1 of the WNBA Finals. “I don’t think they really did anything,” Reese said on her limited shot attempts in the second half. “I wasn’t aggressive enough with the ball.
Read at nypost.com →Gabby Williams scored 26 points and hit six clutch free throws as the Golden State Valkyries erased a late deficit to beat the Atlanta Dream in Game 1.
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