Natalie Nakase: ‘We were the first to do this’
Cecilia Zandalasini
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Where did the regular-season Golden State Valkyries go?
And how can they return in time for Game 2?
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Why it’s dangerous to assume Golden State Valkyries can’t compete with Minnesota Lynx
The Valkyries’ margin for error in this playoff series is razor-thin, but they’ve defied assumptions all season long
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WNBA Notes: Previewing probable playoff matchups
Breaking down the projected first-round matchups, from most likely to only slightly less likely to be a blowout
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At present, the Valkyries are set up for the playoffs
Golden State’s magic number – the combination of Golden State wins and Los Angeles losses to secure a playoff spot, the first in league history for an expansion team, sits at three.
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Why resilience is the Golden State Valkyries’ superpower
At first, the Valkyries were ‘killers.’ Now, they’re something even more effective
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‘We cannot replace KT’: How the Valkyries look to adjust without All-Star Kayla Thornton
The Golden State Valkyries will need everyone else to step up after losing the heart and soul of their team to a season ending knee injury
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The Valkyries’ second half may finally be marked by stability
The mission to become the first expansion team in league history is very much in play in Golden State.
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Locked On Women’s Basketball: Why Allisha Gray was an underrated WNBA prospect
And how did Cecilia Zandalasini go undrafted in 2016?
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Golden State Valkyries aren’t just laying a path — they’re blazing one
Dunn: ‘That community wanted a team, and that makes a huge difference’
