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Valkyries and Dream putting on unpredictable WNBA Finals, typical of this parity-filled season
ATLANTA — The longest season in WNBA history deserved the longest WNBA Finals ever, and the basketball gods have delivered. Sometimes, good things can happen. The Golden State Valkyries’ 67-62 win Sunday over the Atlanta Dream in Game 4 was the most recent example. After dropping two consecutive games and looking as if they might go silently into the night, Gabby Williams and Tiffany Hayes decided to remind the WNBA that the Valkyries hadn’t played with their true identity in the previous 80 min
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