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      • 'Just being treated like a professional athlete': The next chapter of the WNBA, according to players and coaches
        • 5Y
        • Kelly Cohen, Vritti Rashi Goel
        'Just being treated like a professional athlete': The next chapter of the WNBA, according to players and coaches
        • Beard, 2-time WNBA DPOY, retires after 14 years
          • 7Y
          Alana Beard
          • LA Sparks re-sign reigning DPOY Alana Beard
            • 8Y
            Alana Beard
            • Sparks' Beard named WNBA's top defender
              • 8Y
              • Mechelle Voepel
              Alana Beard
              • Sparks sign All-WNBA guard Cappie Pondexter
                • 9Y
                • Mechelle Voepel
                Cappie Pondexter
                • Sparks' Beard wins Defensive Player of Year
                  • 9Y
                  Alana Beard
                  • Lynx: Reeve coach of year; Fowles defensive POY
                    • 3Y
                    • The Associated Press
                    Nneka Ogwumike, Sylvia Fowles
                    • Veteran Beard chooses to stick with Sparks
                      • 12Y
                      Diana Taurasi

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                    How the Golden State Valkyries won the 2026 WNBA title in just two years

                    How the Golden State Valkyries won the 2026 WNBA title in just two years

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                    Angel Reese proud of Dream's breakthrough despite WNBA Finals loss to Valkyries

                    Angel Reese was confident in the Dream's future after a tough WNBA Finals loss, saying, "Just because we didn't win today doesn't mean we won't be champions in the future."
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                    WNBA playoffs history: Notable records, stats, facts

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                    Miela Sowah's golden year with the Valkyries

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                    Obama, Bay Area teams celebrate Valkyries' WNBA title on social media

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                    Gabby Williams leads Valkyries to WNBA championship in second season, beating Dream 68-63 in Game 7

                    Gabby Williams leads Valkyries to WNBA championship in second season, beating Dream 68-63 in Game 7

                    — A fresh WNBA CHAMPIONS T-shirt over her uniform, Gabby Williams cradled the shiny MVP trophy in one arm and gave it a kiss. She held up a No. 1 with her left hand, then hugged and high-fived her supporters all the way to Golden State's locker room...
                    Golden State Valkyries top Atlanta Dream in Game 7 to secure first WNBA title

                    Golden State Valkyries top Atlanta Dream in Game 7 to secure first WNBA title

                    Gabby Williams scored 30 points and was named Finals MVP after leading the Valkyries to their first WNBA title with a 68-63 Game 7 victory over the Dream.
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                    WNBA offseason 2026: Guides for every eliminated team

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                    Valkyries outlast Dream to win franchise's first WNBA title

                    Valkyries outlast Dream to win franchise's first WNBA title

                    Valkyries outlast Dream to win franchise's first WNBA title
                    How Gabby Williams ignited the Valkyries to WNBA championship in their second season

                    How Gabby Williams ignited the Valkyries to WNBA championship in their second season

                    Gabby Williams scored 30 points to guide Golden State to the WNBA championship in the franchise's second season.
                    Valkyries, Dream open 1-2 in Way-Too-Early WNBA Power Rankings

                    Valkyries, Dream open 1-2 in Way-Too-Early WNBA Power Rankings

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                    WNBA Finals 2026: Valkyries vs. Dream scores, news, more

                    WNBA Finals 2026: Valkyries vs. Dream scores, news, more

                    The Valkyries are WNBA champions! They beat the Atlanta Dream in the Finals' first Game 7.
                    Kaitlyn Chen's costume tops fashionable arrivals ahead of WNBA Finals Game 7

                    Kaitlyn Chen's costume tops fashionable arrivals ahead of WNBA Finals Game 7

                    The stage is set. The Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries are in the WNBA Finals, but before the games began, the fashion runway was laid out for the players.
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