EXCLUSIVE: Legendary rapper and Bay Area native @TooShort spoke with @LJ_Reyna on his love for the Golden State Valkyries: “Ballhalla is sort of like the Seattle Seahawks with their 12th man. It's the same exact environment too that Oracle had when the Warriors won championships over there. The fans really effect the game and a lot of energy goes through the whole team. It's a really great sports story, period especially being from the Bay.” “I hope that the numbers start to grow and that Ballhalla can create similar fanbases like that.” (via clutchpoints.com/wnba/golden…)

Dream guard Jordin Canada speaks out ahead of Game 4 of the WNBA Finals, via @_MalikATL “We really want to win this; we want to win it for the city. We want to win it for each other, and I think we just had that mentality that after FIBA break, we have to be playing our best basketball, and I think that's what we've been doing.” (via clutchpoints.com/wnba/atlant…)

"They kicked me out of the game for supporting women." Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom was kicked out of last night's WNBA Finals game between the Dream and Valkyries over a seating dispute. The Dream say they moved him to a suite after he "expressed concern about his personal safety," while Freedom claimed he was removed from State Farm Arena. (via @TMZ)

Angel Reese with a powerful message after the Dream's Game 3 win vs. the Valkyries, via @_MalikATL: "When you have a mentality that, starting for me, I'm hyped all the time, and I bring the confidence to everyone, y'all not taking this from us. And that's in my heart. I'm not letting you take this from us, and it becomes contagious within the team. They feel that confidence too. That's kind of been my mindset throughout the entire season, just being able to want it more than anybody else." (via clutchpoints.com/wnba/atlant…)

Dream star Angel Reese shared what her former college coach Kim Mulkey said to her at the end of the game last night: "She just kept telling me to just go get it, like go get it, don't stop, and just two more. I won a championship with her, and I remember how that felt, and being able to do it again with this group is going to feel even more special." (via @kenzofuku)

QUEEN OF THE SOUTH 👑 Angel Reese has been DOMINATING for the Dream in her WNBA Finals debut 😤 21 PTS — 12 REBS — 3 ASTS — 3 STLS 30 PTS — 16 REBS — 3 ASTS — 2 BLKS 14 PTS — 12 REBS — 2 STLS She's the first player in WNBA history with a double-double in each of their first 3 career Finals games!

Gabby Williams in the Valkyries huddle after losing Game 3 👀 (via @ashmereprasad)

2 DOWN, 2 TO GO! The Dream takes down the Valkyries at home to take a 2-1 series lead 🔥 Angel Reese: 21 points 12 rebounds 3 assists 3 steals Rhyne Howard: 16 points 5 steals 4 rebounds 4 assists

Rhyne Howard STANDS TALL for the big rejection 😤 State Farm Arena is HYPED!

Gabby Williams DRILLS the step-back three 🎯 Valkyries trail the Dream by 5 points so far in Game 3!

Angel Reese DRILLS the wide open three 🎯

"SHE CAN'T F*CK WITH ME." Angel Reese to the Valkyries' bench after she got the and-1 to drop over Aminata Gueye 😤

Angel Reese gets Game 3 underway with a bucket inside 🔥

Cam Newton is in the building ahead of Valkyries-Dream WNBA Finals action 🔥 (via @WNBA)

Game 3 of the WNBA Finals tonight between the Dream and the Valkyries at State Farm Arena is officially sold out, per @FOS.

Game 1 of the WNBA Finals between the Dream and the Valkyries drew 2.1 million viewers on NBC and Peacock, the most-watched Game 1 in history, according to NBC 👏

Angel Reese and the Dream are back in it 🔥 After a tough second half in Game 1, where Reese was held scoreless, she returned strong with a double-double to help Atlanta tie the WNBA Finals at 1-1 with the Valkyries. 🔸 30 points 🔸 16 rebounds 🔸 2 blocks 🔸 10-of-16 FG This was a big win for the Dream, especially considering it's been 13 years since they last made it to the Finals. But Atlanta isn't just happy to be here. They're looking to make history and bring home the first championship in franchise history. The Dream are now 6-1 this postseason, proving they can compete with anyone. And even though Golden State swept them in the regular season, Atlanta is showing that the playoffs are a different story. With the series tied, Game 3 is going to be an important one. Can Angel and the Dream keep it going and take the series lead, or will Golden State bounce back? Who do you have winning Game 3? 🍿

Natalie Nakase on the Valkyries' Game 2 loss to the Dream last night, where her team committed a season-high 18 turnovers and getting outworked: "Yeah, it's frustrating, right? That's been part of our identity. Because our identity is defense. We hang our hats on that end. I need to have some conversations. I need to listen within the next 48 hours to see like how did I not deliver my message about our game plan, our fight, our physicality." (via @kenzofuku)

"This is the next step of who Atlanta [Dream] is, and who Atlanta will continue to be in the next couple of years" -Angel Reese 🗣️ (via @WNBA)