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Warriors Notes: Who starts at Center? Warriors sign Brandin Podziemski to Extension
Yaxel Lendeborg looks comfortable at the five, Brandin Podziemski signed a brand new 5-year deal, and the Dubs might have a center issue. SAN FRANCISCO – The Golden State Warriors came into the season with the aspirations of postseason basketball and emerging as a threat in a loaded western conference, but it will be difficult…
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Golden State Valkyries make history sweeping defending champs to make WNBA Finals
The Golden State Valkyries overcame another double-digit deficit to become the first expansion team to reach the WNBA Finals within its first two seasons. LAS VEGAS: The Golden State Valkyries made history on Friday night. Golden State completed their three-game sweep of the Las Vegas Aces with an 87-77 overtime victory to advance to their…
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Golden State Valkyries beat Las Vegas Aces behind “Strength in Numbers” to take commanding 2-0 series lead
The Valkyries are one win away from their first WNBA Finals appearance. SAN FRANCISCO: In 2015, when the Golden State Warriors made the playoffs out of nowhere, led by a young star named Stephen Curry, and clinched the #1 seed in the Western Conference, the team launched their playoff motto, “Strength in Numbers.” The saying…
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Warriors Preseason Game #2 Takeaways, Yaxel Lendeborg shines in win over Lakers
SAN FRANCISCO: The Los Angeles Lakers were on their second night of a back-to-back playing Monday night in Sacramento, so coach JJ Redick decided to rest Luka Doncic, Austin Reaves, and Walker Kessler. The Warriors took advantage in a 124-98 blowout win. The Dubs led by 28 at halftime. Stephen Curry was +26 and had…
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Golden State Valkyries win Game 1 over Las Vegas Aces behind Gabby Williams’ 25 point performance
SAN FRANCISCO: The Valkyries showed their strength in numbers on Sunday afternoon. The Valkyries beat the Las Vegas Aces 71-60, taking a 1-0 lead in the best-of-five series. Golden State held the reigning champion Aces to a season low of 60 points. A gritty defensive masterclass. The Valkyries held four-time WNBA MVP A’ja Wilson to…
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Gabby Williams leads Valkyries with an epic 16-point comeback to advance to WNBA semis
SAN FRANCISCO: The Valkyries found themselves in a deep hole in the third quarter. The Wings were on a 20-0 run and had stretched their lead out to 16. But, after coach Natalie Nakase took a timeout with the Valks down 53-37, it seemed like a switch flipped. Then, one of the most remarkable comebacks…
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Wings force Game 3 behind Arike Ogunbowale’s record 45 point performance
ARLINGTON, TEXAS: Gabby Williams had her best game as a Valkyrie. The bad news is that it didn’t matter. Arike Ogunbowale put on a show on Wednesday night when the Wings’ season was on the line. A masterclass of a performance. Perhaps Ogunbowale’s biggest shot of the night was in the final seconds of regulation…
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Warriors Media Day Takeaways
SAN FRANCISCO: The Golden State Warriors had a busy day on Monday, starting the morning in the Bay Area for media day and later boarding a flight in the afternoon to Hawaii for training camp that opens on Tuesday. The Warriors already know they are starting the season shorthanded without Jimmy Butler and Moses Moody,…
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Valkyries set franchise record, blow out Wings to take 1-0 series lead
The Valkyries started their postseason campaign off by scoring the most points ever in franchise history. SAN FRANCISCO: The Golden State Valkyries got off to a hot start in Game 1 of their opening round series against the Dallas Wings to capture the franchise’s first ever playoff win. The Valkyries scored the most points in…
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Valkyries use 16 point comeback to sneak by Sparks and clinch #2 seed in WNBA Playoffs
After an incredible inaugural season a year ago, the Golden State Valkyries are heading back to the playoffs. For much of the game, the Valkyries seemed out of sync until the largest comeback in franchise history happened. The Valkyries, down by as much as 16, got the game within striking distance and capped it off…
