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Valkyries’ Improved Body Language Made a Difference in Game 4 WNBA Finals Win After Two Losses
Natalie Nakase’s lineup tweak and sharper team energy helped Golden State erase a 2-1 deficit and even the WNBA Finals.
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Valkyries’ improved body language made a difference in Game 4 WNBA Finals win after two losses
Natalie Nakase saw it in her team’s much-improved body language — shoulders back and heads up. Golden State’s huddle got tighter as the close-knit Valkyries came together. The second-year coach believes much of that had to do with her own better messaging and delivery for a Game 4 win at Atlanta that evened the best-of-seven WNBA Finals at 2 games apiece going back to the Bay Area. Point guard Veronica Burton believes everyone could see it, beca…
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Valkyries' improved body language made a difference in Game 4 WNBA Finals win after two losses
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Natalie Nakase saw it in her team's much-improved body language — shoulders back and head ups. Golden State's huddle got tighter as the close-knit Valkyries came together.
·Winnipeg, Canada
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