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How Angel Reese’s playmaking helped the Dream send the WNBA Finals to Game 7
ATLANTA — Heading into Game 6 between the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries, it seemed like all anyone could talk about was the matinee timing of the potential WNBA Finals clincher. How would Thursday’s 12:30 p.m. ET tipoff affect the players’ body clocks, the fans’ ability to attend the game, or the broadcast viewing audience? For Angel Reese, the upside was pretty clear. “The sun peeked out a little bit more today,” Reese said. “(It) gave us a little bit of an opportunity to see Game 7.
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