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LISH WASN’T READY TO GO HOME. GAME 6 LISH Allisha Gray in Game 6: 23 PTS 6 REB 3 AST 2 STL 3 BLK 8/12 FG • 5/7 from three • +13 Elite shooting AND five stocks with Atlanta’s season on the line. Lish delivered on both ends to help force Game 7. That’s how you answer an elimination game. 🔥

History is waiting for Angel Reese. 2026 playoffs: 16.8 PPG | 10.9 RPG | 2.7 APG 1.5 STL | 1.6 BLK | +90 41.7 FG% | 38.5 3P% | 79.7 FT% 106.3 ORtg | 94.1 DRtg | +12.1 Net WNBA Finals: 15.8 PPG | 13.0 RPG | 3.3 APG 1.3 STL | 1.2 BLK | +32 40.3 FG% | 38.5 3P% | 73.7 FT% 4 double-doubles in 6 games Her 78 rebounds are already a WNBA Finals record. Now Angel enters the first Finals Game 7 in league history with a championship on the line. #DoItForTheDream

The looks was there in the first half shots just didn’t fall. I think Rhy been asked to do so much for this team the workload catching up. Dream pretty much had a 7-8 player rotation the whole season.

This is the starting 5 I’m ALWAYS going to ride for. 💯 Through the highs, the lows, the criticism, and everything in between. Angel Reese. Allisha Gray. Jordin Canada. Rhyne Howard. Naz Hillmon. I’ve seen what this group is capable of when they’re locked in. The chemistry, toughness, defense, and trust they have in each other is special. Win or lose, I’m riding with these 5 EVERY TIME. 🏀🔥 #AtlantaDream

You really lack common sense don’t you at this point Dream had not spots for State Farm reserved yet. The first two rounds was easy to get because nothing was scheduled at State Farm Arena during that time.

This needed to be a big defensive stop after cutting it to 6 Valkyries came down and got a rhythm 3. No ball pressure at all on this whole possession

Angel Reese’s playoff shooting ranks through Finals Game 3 👀 FG: 48.1% (51/106) — 5th 3PT: 47.1% (8/17) — 3rd FT: 83.3% (45/54) — 10th eFG: 51.9% — 6th TS: 59.7% — 5th Minimums: 50 FGA for FG/eFG/TS, 15 3PA, 20 FTA.

Angel Reese through 3 WNBA Finals games: 21.7 PPG | 13.3 RPG | 2.0 APG 2.0 SPG | 1.0 BPG 99.5 ORtg | 86.5 DRtg | +13.0 Net 24.8% USG | 66.2% TS | 60.3% eFG +27 overall Shooting: 56.4% FG | 75.0% 3PT (3/4) | 78.3% FT Three games. Three double doubles. #DoItForTheDream #AngelReese

Jordin Canada through 8 playoff games: • 15.9 PPG • 8.6 APG • 4.6 RPG • 1.9 SPG 106.8 ORtg | 97.0 DRtg | +9.8 Net 20.3% USG | 57.9% TS | 51.5% eFG |+64 3.29 assist to turnover ratio — 69 AST, 21 TO PG1. Setting the table and applying pressure.

Angel Reese through 8 playoff games: 19.4 PPG | 10.3 RPG | 2.0 APG | 1.8 STL | 1.8 BLK 109.7 ORtg | 93.9 DRtg | +15.8 Net 24.4% USG | 59.7% TS | 51.9% eFG l +85 Shooting: 48.1% FG | 47.1% 3PT (8/17) | 83.3% FT

Don’t take this the wrong way. Okot is going to be a really good player, but there’s a reason coaches make certain substitutions. This was probably Golden State’s easiest offensive possession of the entire night. Golden State knew exactly what they wanted to do immediately when she checked it with that being said let coaches coach.

Angel Reese set the tone in Game 2: 30 points on 10-of-16 shooting, 16 rebounds, 3 assists, a steal and 2 blocks. She attacked the paint, finished through contact and kept giving Atlanta extra chances with her work on the glass. When the Valkyries cut into the lead, Reese’s physicality helped the Dream stay in control and even the Finals at 1–1. That’s a superstar response. #DoItForTheDream