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Valkyries’ win against Dream spoiled by fan who threw sex toy onto court: ‘It was super dangerous’
The Valkyries earned one of their best wins of the season on Tuesday when Cecilia Zandalasini hit a game-winning shot with three seconds left to hold off a furious Atlanta Dream comeback on the road. The two teams went tit-for-tat in the fourth quarter and gave the fans at Atlanta’s Gateway Center Arena one of the best games of the season.
Sex Toy Thrown On Court During Golden State Valkyries-Atlanta Dream Game Prompts Hilarious Reactions
If anyone is still telling you the WNBA is boring, they simply aren’t tapped in enough. You’ve got the megastar Caitlin Clark, reigning MVP A’ja Wilson, countless other elite talents, a reshuffled landscape, the StudBudz, and, most recently, a sex toy being thrown on the court during the Golden State Valkyries and Atlanta Dream game this week.
One thing the Golden State Valkyries have been praised about above all else in their first season as a franchise has been ...
In the final minute of an intense road game for the Golden State Valkyries against the Atlanta Dream, the action had to be ...
The WNBA has yet to comment on the lewd incident in the closing seconds of the game between the Atlanta Dream and the Golden ...
With the game in the balance, the Valkyries put the ball Cecilia Zandalasini to lead them to a win. With three seconds ...
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A WNBA game between the Golden State Valkyries and Atlanta Dream was interrupted when a fan launched a lime-green dildo onto the court.
Facing the Sun, the team with by far the worst record in the WNBA, the Valkyries played arguably their worst game of the ...
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Ayesha Curry combined her support for the Golden State Valkyries with a promotional event for her Sweet July Skin line. She ...
Somehow, Golden State has made it work. In part because of Hayes.
Naz Hillmon was candid about the Dream's latest loss to the Valkyries, as they tried to rally late in the fourth quarter.
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