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2026 WNBA Finals: 5 Storylines as Dream, Valkyries Chase First Championship
The 2026 WNBA Finals will crown a first-time champion, but the road to the title presents two distinctly different stories of franchise transformation. (Photo by Yalonda M. James/San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images) The Golden State Valkyries have reached the championship series in just their second season, sweeping the defending champion Las Vegas Aces in the semifinals.
Golden Knights Pull Away From Predators With Dominant Third Period In 5-2 Win Original
Playing their second road game in as many nights, the Golden Knights rebounded from Monday's loss at Minnesota with goals from five different players and a third-period performance that impressed coach Ryan Craig. "I thought everybody to a man was ready to play, especially our goaltender early with the early penalty kills and the penalty-shot save," Craig said. "But I think our best period for me was the third period.
Golden Knights Pull Away From Predators With Dominant Third Period In 5-2 Win
Golden Knights Pull Away From Predators With Dominant Third Period In 5-2 Win
A’ja Wilson becomes first WNBA player to three-peat as MVP
A’ja Wilson fine-tunes her shooting touch following every practice. That little bit of extra work has defined her greatness since being drafted first overall in 2018. On Oct. 8, she received a voice message from former Vice President Kamala Harris congratulating her on redefining greatness leaguewide after she was named WNBA MVP for a third straight year and for the fifth time overall. “Obviously, that is an honor,” Wilson said.
NFL Week 5 Overreactions: Bills Are Going To The Super Bowl
The NFL is made for overreactions from fans and media alike, and the results from Week 5 action brought plenty of opinions. TeamFB7 sorts through them all to separate fact from fiction across the league. Five weeks into the NFL season, everybody wants a verdict. One quarterback is finished, another is an MVP candidate, and a team that looked dangerous a week ago suddenly needs to tear it all down. Then Sunday happens, and half those arguments get flipped on their heads.
Golden Knights' Goaltending Tandem Faces Early Test as Hart, Hill Navigate Ups and Downs
Three games. Two goaltenders. Two victories and one defeat. And a developing storyline for the Vegas Golden Knights that could become a key factor in their success this season. The Golden Knights have demonstrated they can win with either Carter Hart or Adin Hill between the pipes. They've also learned that neither is immune to difficult stretches, especially in the opening period, when mistakes can quickly change a game's complexion.
Golden Knights' Goaltending Tandem Faces Early Test as Hart, Hill Navigate Ups and Downs
"I feel like Hilly's so calm and confident himself, regardless of what happens before, so you see that tonight," Marner said. "Just stayed with it. We have a lot of trust in either of those boys in net. So, when we needed him massively, he made some big saves."
Golden Knights' Comeback Falls Short Against Wild as Six-Minute Collapse Proves Costly
Six minutes. That's all it took to undo an otherwise promising start for the Vegas Golden Knights on Monday night. The Minnesota Wild scored three goals in a 5:07 span late in the first period, and the Golden Knights couldn't overcome the deficit in a 4-2 loss to the Wild at Grand Casino Arena. The defeat snapped Vegas' four-game winning streak despite a third-period push that brought the Golden Knights within one goal. "I liked our start.
Golden Knights' Comeback Falls Short Against Wild as Six-Minute Collapse Proves Costly
Six minutes. That's all it took to undo an otherwise promising start for the Vegas Golden Knights on Monday night. The Minnesota Wild scored three goals in a 5:07 span late in the first period, and the Golden Knights couldn't overcome the deficit in a 4-2 loss to the Wild at Grand Casino Arena. The defeat snapped Vegas' four-game winning streak despite a third-period push that brought the Golden Knights within one goal. "I liked our start.
Golden Knights' Comeback Falls Short Against Wild as Six-Minute Collapse Proves Costly
The Minnesota Wild scored three goals in a 5:07 span late in the first period, and the Golden Knights couldn't overcome the deficit in a 4-2 loss to the Wild at Grand Casino Arena. William Karlsson cut the deficit to 3-2 at 9:25 of the third, finishing a two-on-one rush after Mitch Marner moved the puck to Brett Howden, who delivered a pass across to Karlsson. "We have to manage it better, stop the bleeding," Karlsson said of Minnesota's first-period surge.
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A'ja Wilson has won the WNBA MVP for a third straight year and record fifth time overall. Besides becoming the first player to three-peat, Wilson also won the award in
Ryan Reaves Retires From NHL, But One of Las Vegas’ Most Beloved Athletes Is Staying Home
LAS VEGAS -- In a city that has embraced Stanley Cup champions, WNBA superstars, NFL personalities and some of the biggest names in professional sports, Ryan Reaves belongs in a rather exclusive category. Not necessarily among the five greatest athletes to wear a Las Vegas uniform. But among the five most beloved? Absolutely. And it isn't particularly difficult to make the argument.
Ryan Reaves Retires From NHL, But One of Las Vegas’ Most Beloved Athletes Is Staying Home
Ryan Reaves Retires From NHL, But One of Las Vegas’ Most Beloved Athletes Is Staying Home
Ryan Reaves Retires From NHL, But One of Las Vegas’ Most Beloved Athletes Is Staying Home
Former Vegas Golden Knights enforcer Ryan Reaves opens up about retirement, his love for Las Vegas, memories of Gerard Gallant, fighting Evander Kane and his unforgettable T-Mobile Arena entrance. The NHL fan favorite discusses broadcasting, coaching and why Las Vegas will always be home.
Golden Knights, Kings Tied After Two On A Night Celebrating Vegas’ Beginnings
Golden Knights, Kings Tied After Two On A Night Celebrating Vegas’ Beginnings
Golden Knights, Kings Tied After Two On A Night Celebrating Vegas’ Beginnings Original
Trevor Connelly scored on the power play early in the second period, but Artemi Panarin answered with a power-play goal of his own, leaving Vegas and the Los Angeles Kings tied 1-1 through two periods Saturday night at T-Mobile Arena. The evening began with members of the Original Misfits taking part in Fan Fest before joining former coach Gerard Gallant on The Fortress.
Aces face an offseason shake-up after semifinal sweep, with Jackie Young’s future looming
Aces face an offseason shake-up after semifinal sweep, with Jackie Young's future loomingBy MARK ANDERSONAP Sports WriterThe Associated PressLAS VEGASThe Las Vegas Aces face uncertainty after being swept by the Golden State Valkyries in the semifinals. Changes are likely with five-time All-Star guard Jackie Young entering free agency. She averaged career highs in points and assists this season. Coach Becky Hammon emphasized the importance of retaining Young.
A'ja Wilson wins her third straight WNBA MVP and record fifth overall
LAS VEGAS (AP) — A'ja Wilson fine-tunes her shooting touch following every practice. That little bit of extra work has defined her greatness since being drafted first overall in 2018. On Thursday, she received a voice message from former Vice President Kamala Harris congratulating her on redefining greatness leaguewide after she was named WNBA MVP for a third straight year and for the fifth time overall. kAm“~3G:@FD=J[ E92E :D 2? 9@?@C[” (:=D@? D2:5] “p H@>2?
3 Takeaways From Valkyries' Historic WNBA Finals Berth
Valkyries Ride Defensive Dominance, Depth to Sweep of Aces for Historic WNBA Finals Berth LAS VEGAS — The Golden State Valkyries didn’t simply eliminate the defending WNBA champions. They dismantled the Las Vegas Aces’ championship aspirations with the very qualities that have defined their remarkable rise: suffocating defense, relentless depth and an unwavering belief in one another.
A’ja Wilson wins her third straight WNBA MVP and record fifth overall
LAS VEGAS -- A’ja Wilson fine-tunes her shooting touch following every practice. That little bit of extra work has defined her greatness since being drafted first overall in 2018. On Thursday, she received a voice message from former Vice President Kamala Harris congratulating her on redefining greatness leaguewide after she was named WNBA MVP for a third straight year and for the fifth time overall. “Obviously, that is an honor,” Wilson said.
3 Ways Valkyries Can Finish Off Aces, Complete a Stunning Sweep
The Golden State Valkyries are one win away from doing something that seemed almost unimaginable when the WNBA playoffs began: sweeping the defending champion Las Vegas Aces out of the postseason and advancing to the WNBA Finals in just their second season. Photo credit: Donnoir Vinculado, Ballislife And perhaps the most remarkable part of their commanding position is that Golden State hasn't needed to play a perfect game to get there.
Connelly's SO goal lifts Golden Knights past Maple Leafs 4-3 after rallying from a 3-goal deficit
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Trevor Connelly scored in the fifth round of the shootout and the Vegas Golden Knights came back from a three-goal deficit for a 4-3 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Thursday night. The rookie beat Sergei Bobrovsky with a backhand-forehand move before Vegas goalie Adin Hill denied Toronto's John Tavares as Vegas rallied for its third consecutive victory. Braeden Bowman also scored for Vegas in the shootout.
Golden Knights rally from three goals down, beat Maple Leafs in shootout Original
"I think as a group, we just came together and kind of took over the game by our style of hockey," Connelly said. Toronto built a 3-0 lead in the opening 8:37 before Mark Stone scored late in the first period. Brett Howden converted Mitch Marner's gem early in the second, and Jack Eichel tied it on a penalty shot at 3:58. With the shootout tied after four rounds, Connelly delivered the breakthrough, beating Bobrovsky with a backhand-forehand move in the fifth round.
Golden Knights rally from three goals down, beat Maple Leafs in shootout
Golden Knights rally from three goals down, beat Maple Leafs in shootout
Connelly’s shootout goal lifts Golden Knights past Maple Leafs 4-3
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Connelly's SO goal lifts Golden Knights past Maple Leafs 4-3 after rallying from a 3-goal deficit
LAS VEGAS — Trevor Connelly scored in the fifth round of the shootout and the Vegas Golden Knights came back from a three-goal deficit for a 4-3 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Thursday night.
Connelly's SO goal lifts Golden Knights past Maple Leafs 4-3 after rallying from a 3-goal deficit
Connelly's SO goal lifts Golden Knights past Maple Leafs 4-3 after rallying from a 3-goal deficit
A'ja Wilson wins her third straight WNBA MVP and record fifth overall
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Connelly's SO goal lifts Golden Knights past Maple Leafs 4-3 after rallying from a 3-goal deficit
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Trevor Connelly scored in the fifth round of the shootout and the Vegas Golden Knights came back from a three-goal deficit for a 4-3 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Thursday night. The rookie beat Sergei Bobrovsky with a backhand-forehand move before Vegas goalie Adin Hill denied Toronto's John Tavares as Vegas rallied for its third consecutive victory. kAmqC2656? q@H>2? 2=D@ D4@C65 7@C '682D :?
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