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Valkyries Hit Back Against Dream to Level WNBA Finals
Gabby Williams scored 17 points as Golden State’s defense held Angel Reese to eight and forced 9 turnovers in a series-tying win, officials said.
- On Saturday, October 24, 2026, the Golden State Valkyries defeated the Atlanta Dream 67-62 at State Farm Arena, tying the WNBA Finals at 2-2 with Gabby Williams scoring 17 points.
- WNBA Coach Natalie Nakase changed her starting lineup for the first time this postseason, inserting Tiffany Hayes and Kaila Charles for Kayla Thornton and Cecilia Zandalasini after consecutive losses.
- Center Kiah Stokes set a WNBA Finals record with 14 blocks across four games, while the Valkyries forced 18 turnovers and limited Angel Reese to just eight points.
- Game 5 is scheduled for Monday at 5 p.m. PDT at Chase Center, where Golden State will attempt to retake the series lead as the best-of-seven shifts to California.
- The series could extend to a Game 7 on Halloween if the teams split remaining games; Atlanta had dominated third quarters in the first three contests, making the Valkyries' defensive adjustment crucial.
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The captain of the Bleues made the decisive action of the game, nine seconds from the end Saturday night, to allow Golden State to return to 2-2.
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