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Atlanta Dream beat Golden State Valkyries 97-71 in WNBA Finals Game 3

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Storyline: 2026 WNBA Finals

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  1. Former Indiana Fever player sends Reese a message after her Game 3 performance

    Original on thespun.com 1 source

  2. Valkyries say Gabby Williams' fiery postgame speech was about holding people accountable

    Original on sfchronicle.com +1 similar2 sources

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  3. Reese does something no player has done before in WNBA Finals history

    Original on fadeawayworld.net +3 similar4 sources

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  4. Columns say Reese is silencing her critics as she carries the Dream toward a title

    Original on fansided.com +3 similar4 sources

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  5. Dream's dominant second half and packed State Farm Arena highlighted in later recaps

    Original on theatlantavoice.com +1 similar2 sources

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  7. WNBA fines Valkyries coach Natalie Nakase $500 for a heated moment in Game 3

    Original on fadeawayworld.net 1 source

  8. Reese and Howard lead Dream to 97-71 rout and 2-1 Finals lead

    Original on justwomenssports.com +1 similar2 sources

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  9. Kim Mulkey jumps out of her courtside seat after a tough Reese layup

    Original on collegefootballnetwork.com +1 similar2 sources

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2026 WNBA Finals

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