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A second-year franchise now owns a championship, and the broadcast numbers from the Finals suggest the league just found an audience it hasn't had in decades.
New York needs a coach for the second offseason in a row after dumping Chris DeMarco off a semifinal exit, and the early title odds already feel the uncertainty.
A franchise two years removed from a championship now needs its second new coach in as many offseasons, and nobody's saying why DeMarco is gone.
The early 2027 championship board already has the Aces and Lynx up top, but the number I actually want to watch is the Liberty's, and it won't settle until New York hires.
Her previous career high was four made threes. She hit 14 in one night and still had enough left to score 46.
FSU's leading receiver tore his ACL against Clemson, and now an interim coach walks into Boston College with no go-to target and a three-game skid behind him.
One sportsbook has Golden State defending its title as the favorite, two others don't, and that gap says more about the offseason than any single roster move.
A 65-point margin against an Ivy League opponent says more about where UConn is building toward than anything about Cornell.
Joyce Edwards dropped 23 as the top-ranked Gamecocks needed every bit of a 101-93 win over No. 20 Maryland in a season opener that turned into a track meet overseas.
Three different sportsbooks have three different favorites for next year's title, and the defending champs aren't the only name moving the conversation.
No futures are posted yet on a repeat, but the fastest expansion title in league history already has my notebook open, and the Dream's reload is just as live.
Golden State Valkyries Betting News: Gabby Williams Caps a Two-Year Build With a Title
Williams closed Game 7 with 30 points and the Finals MVP, Veronica Burton logged a 10-10 double-double, and an expansion team got it done in year two flat.
Game 7 Awaits: Golden State Valkyries Odds Today As Dream Chase History
Allisha Gray shot 26.1 points above her expected field goal rate to force this winner-take-all, and that kind of heat rarely shows up twice.
Atlanta's 80-69 win in Game 6 sends the Finals to a winner-take-all Saturday in the Bay, and Angel Reese already broke a nine-year-old rebounding record before the deciding game even tips.
Angel Reese already owns the Finals rebounding record. Allisha Gray just forced a winner-take-all with 23 points. Nobody had this series in May.
Angel Reese already owns the WNBA Finals rebounding record outright. Now the number for Saturday's Game 7 has to catch up to what Game 6 actually showed.
Atlanta opened a moneyline favorite and closed the week on the plus side, while Golden State never budged off its number, a split that says plenty about where the money actually sits.
Angel Reese just set a Finals rebounding record and nobody's cashed a dime on it yet. Here's what has to happen before Saturday turns into a real number.
Atlanta led Golden State 46-26 at the half, and Reese was sitting at a 10-11-5 line on her way to a Finals-record run of double-doubles.
A noon tip nobody asked for, a sellout crowd that showed up anyway, and a Dream team chasing the version of itself that got here. Game 6, win or go home for Atlanta.
A noon tipoff, a sold-out building in Atlanta, and a team trying to remember how to have fun under elimination pressure. Here's what I'm watching before any number is worth touching.
Atlanta's spread moved from -3.5 to -4.5 and Golden State drifted to +156 even as the Dream publicly griped about their own Game 6 time slot.
The Valkyries flipped from a plus-225 underdog to a minus-260 favorite in two games, and Thursday in Atlanta is where that swing gets tested for real.
Kiah Stokes tied a WNBA postseason record for consecutive games with three-plus blocks, and the league moved an NBA game off the clock just to get her a title shot Thursday.
Karl Smesko called out missed contact on Angel Reese in a Game 5 loss, and now Atlanta has one shot left, on short rest, to save a season.
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