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Feinberg, D. (2026, November 1). Angel Reese’s record Finals rebounding not enough as Dream fall 68-63 in Game 7. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/basketball/angel-reese-s-record-finals-rebounding-not-enough-as-dream-fall-68-63-in-game-7/article_9f15e553-cf6a-52f0-8976-70fb7a3a7c74.html
Feinberg, Doug. “Angel Reese’s record Finals rebounding not enough as Dream fall 68-63 in Game 7.” Toronto Star, 1 Nov. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/basketball/angel-reese-s-record-finals-rebounding-not-enough-as-dream-fall-68-63-in-game-7/article_9f15e553-cf6a-52f0-8976-70fb7a3a7c74.html.
Feinberg, Doug. “Angel Reese’s record Finals rebounding not enough as Dream fall 68-63 in Game 7.” Toronto Star, November 1, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/basketball/angel-reese-s-record-finals-rebounding-not-enough-as-dream-fall-68-63-in-game-7/article_9f15e553-cf6a-52f0-8976-70fb7a3a7c74.html.
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The Golden State Valkyries won their first WNBA title on Saturday night, defeating the Atlanta Dream 68-63 in Game 7 of the Finals at Golden State's home arena. The victory concluded a season that set viewership and attendance records. Angel Reese led the Dream with a strong performance but fell short, leaving her phrase "delayed not denied" as a hopeful statement for future championships. The scheduling controversy earlier forced Game 6 to an unusual early time slot on Thursday due to NBA doubleheaders, but it did not affect the final outcome of the series.