ATL could not contain Gabby Williams in a crushing WNBA Finals loss, 68-63

With their backs against the wall, Allisha Gray, Angel Reese and crew extended the series to a Game 7, winner take all game.

Prior to the game, both teams said that they wanted to play more freely and allow their superstars to be themselves. ATL wanted to play with intensity and push the pace of the game. Let's jump into the game.

Atlanta had to dig deep in the first quarter, because their star in Rhyne Howard had gotten two fouls and had to be a bit conservative, The Dream was held scoreless for four minutes until the Dream went on a 6-0 run to get themselves back in the game. D-Bonner was the x-factor with being the storm of ATL in the first half. With her leadership on both sides of the floor, the Dream walked into the half with a six-point lead, 30- 24

Coming out of the half, the Dream wanted to keep pressure on the Valk's guards, which allowed more productive drives and kick out to the open players. The offense lacked a bit and the Vaks took advantage of it. Gabby Williams was o a heater and helped her team go on a 17-2 run to take the lead in the fourth.

If you are a fan of thrilling games, you were on the edge of your seats as both teams hustle and busted their tails.in the last three minutes of regulation. With under two minutes left in a tight one, the Dream had trouble containing Williams. Each time Atlanta would score, Williams made sure that the ball was in her hands and created art with scoring at will. Atlanta had no answer and it cost them the title as Williams and Kia Stkes finished the Dream off with a dagger to win their first WNBA Title.

Canada finished with 18 and Williams finished with 30