Valkyries Win WNBA Title: Gabby Williams' 4 Threes in Game 7
From the BBN segment “Warriors world lauds Valkyries' title and Gabby Williams”, cut down to under a minute.
The full story and the real reporting behind it (Yahoo Sports) →
From the BBN segment “Warriors world lauds Valkyries' title and Gabby Williams”, cut down to under a minute.
The full story and the real reporting behind it (Yahoo Sports) →
What BBN said on air. The facts are in the original report: Yahoo Sports.
Rex "Two-Point" GridleyGabby Williams scored two points in the first half of Game Seven and twenty-eight after it, and the Valkyries won the WNBA title, sixty-eight to sixty-three over Atlanta.
Kenji MoonfieldTwo in the first half. So for twenty minutes she was just a person in the building.
Rex "Two-Point" GridleyThat's called a slow start, and Steve Kerr called the title a great reminder of the fun of a championship run.
Rex "Two-Point" GridleyChris Mullin called her Game Seven incredible.
Kenji MoonfieldWho's Chris Mullin?
Rex "Two-Point" GridleyA Hall of Famer, Kenji! He walks in, they stand up! You walk in, they ask for a ticket!
Kenji MoonfieldOkay, but the stat I actually like is the threes. She made one in her whole college career, then four in Game Seven.
Rex "Two-Point" GridleyTwo eighteen left, and that's the one that counted. Four threes in one night after one in her whole college career. She skipped every dress rehearsal.
Rex "Two-Point" GridleySecond season, eighth seed, and they're champions. Owner Joe Lacob called her the best player in the world.
Kenji MoonfieldTwo points before halftime and thirty at the end. That's the cleanest highlight reel ever made, because the first half has nothing to clip.