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WNBA Finals: Dream 55, Valkyries 64

The Golden State Valkyries used a big fourth quarter to defeat the Atlanta Dream 64-55 in Game 5 of the WNBA Finals on Monday night. GS leads series 3-2.

Valkyries unsung heroes give them series edge over Dream

Gabby Williams only had nine points but it was some unsung heroes for the Valkyries who helped them move one win away from the WNBA Championship. Kia and Tamika Nurse join Wesley Cheng to dive into Golden State's depth.

WNBA Finals: Valkyries 67, Dream 62

Gabby Williams scored 17 points with five rebounds and two steals to help the Valkyries beat the Dream on the road. Veronica Burton and Tiffany Hayes both chipped in 13 points for Golden State, while Atlanta star Angel Reese was held to just eight points. Series tied 2-2.

WNBA Finals: Valkyries 71, Dream 97

Angel Reese had 21 points and 12 rebounds to help the Dream beat the Valkyries on Wednesday night and take the lead in the WNBA Finals. Rhyne Howard added 16 points and Naz Hillmon had 15 for the Dream, who host Game 4 on Saturday. ATL leads series 2-1.

What's been most impressive about Reese's WNBA Finals performance?

After recording her third straight double-double in the WNBA Finals, Tamika and Kia Nurse join SportsCentre to share what's been so impressive about Angel Reese's game, and debate if the mix of star power and strong role players for the Dream is just too much for the Valkyries to handle.

WNBA Finals: Dream 79, Valkyries 65

The Dream evened the series at 1-1 behind a 79-65 victory Monday night. Angel Reese led Atlanta with 30 points and 16 rebounds to become the youngest player in WNBA history to have at least 20 points and 10 boards in a Finals game.

Nurse: Reese is playing some of the best basketball of her career

WNBA analyst Tamika Nurse joins Wesley Cheng to break down Angel Reese's dominant performance in Game Two of the WNBA Finals that helped bring the Dream even with the Valkyries at one game apiece. Reese had 30 points and 16 rebounds and became the youngest player in WNBA history to have at least 20 points and 10 boards in a Finals game.

Dream look to dash Valkyries' sparkling home record, even up WNBA Finals on TSN

The Valkyries had the best home record (17-5) in the WNBA in the regular season and have carried that success into the playoffs, where they are a perfect 5-0 at the Chase Center. After Golden State struck first in the WNBA Finals, how will the Dream respond? TSN Basketball analysts Kia and Tamika Nurse preview Game 2 on Monday.

WNBA Finals: Dream 64, Valkyries 68

Gabby Williams converted two free throws with 1:18 left to put Golden State ahead, two more with 4.1 seconds to go and finished with 26 points facing constant pressure from Atlanta's stingy defence as the Valkyries held off the Dream in Game 1 of the WNBA Finals. GS leads series 1-0.

WNBA: Valkyries 87, Aces 77 (OT)

Kayla Thornton scored 18 points and the second-year Golden State Valkyries became the quickest expansion team to reach the WNBA Finals, sweeping the defending champion Las Vegas Aces 87-77 in overtime Friday night in Game 3. GS wins series 3-0.

WNBA: Dream 85, Liberty 83

Angel Reese scored 22 points, Rhyne Howard added 21 and the Atlanta Dream beat the New York Liberty 85-83 on Friday night to advance to the WNBA Finals for the first time since 2013. ATL win series 3-0.

Aces superstar A'ja Wilson wins record 5th WNBA MVP award

Las Vegas Aces superstar A’ja Wilson is once again the WNBA’s Most Valuable Player winning the award for a fifth time and for the third consecutive season. She averaged 26.2 points with 9.4 boards and 3.2 assists over 32.0 minutes a night.

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