The Golden State Valkyries trail 2-1 in the 2026 WNBA Finals best-of-seven series and will take on the Atlanta Dream for Game 4 at State Farm Arena on Saturday (10 a.m. PT; WATCH: Peacock/NBC). The Valkyries are looking to even the series with a win on the road before they head back to Chase Center for Game 5 on Monday (5 p.m. PT; WATCH: USA/Peacock).

The Valkyries will be hosting another Official Finals Watch Party, presented by Kaiser Permanente, for Game 4 live on the video board inside Chase Center. This will be the ultimate place to cheer on the Valks at Ballhalla and will feature your favorite emcee Ari, DJ Shell Heart and entertainment from the Violet Vibes, The Flock and Violet. » Learn More

Valkyries at Dream
Saturday, Oct. 24 | Tipoff: 10 a.m. PT
WATCH: Peacock, NBC
LISTEN: 95.7 The Game, ESPN 1320 and the Audacy app

LAST TIME OUT
The Golden State Valkyries fell 97-71 to the Atlanta Dream in Game 3 of the WNBA Finals on Wednesday night at State Farm Arena, now trailing 2-1 in the best-of-seven series. Gabby Williams scored a team-high 15 points for the Valkyries, while Kiah Stokes added 11 rebounds and three blocks. Cecilia Zandalasini made her first four 3-point attempts, finishing the contest with 13 points in 20 minutes of action. Five Dream players scored in double figures, with Angel Reese finishing with a game-high 21 points and 12 rebounds. »Full Game Recap

GAME 3 TAKEAWAYS:

Full Team Effort
The Valkyries' second unit continues to be a strong asset for them as only one starter, Gabby Williams, has scored in double figures in all three contests against the Dream during the Finals. Golden State's depth was on display as they tallied 38 bench points on Wednesday night, marking the third time this postseason their reserves have combined for 35 or more points.

Turnover Trouble
Golden State committed 19 turnovers for the second game in a row against Atlanta, matching their most in franchise playoff history. The Dream scored 22 points off turnovers compared to the Valkyries seven.

Point in the Paint
The Dream were effective in getting to the cup, outscoring the Valkyries 44-20 in points in the paint. Tiffany Hayes tallied 10 points inside the lane, while no other Valkyrie scored more than two.