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Kelsey Plum: How Golden State Held Atlanta Scoreless in the Final 3 Minutes
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In this episode of Girls Tripp, two-time WNBA champion and five-time All-Star Kelsey Plum breaks down Golden State's 68-64 win over Atlanta in Game 1 of the WNBA Finals, including how the Valkyries packed the paint, disrupted Atlanta's offense and won despite struggling to score. Plus, Ryan Ruocco opens up about missing his first WNBA Finals broadcast in 14 years and why watching as a fan gave him a new perspective on the growth of women's basketball.
Then the group examines Atlanta's adjustments, Angel Reese's second-half scoring struggles, the importance of turnovers and offensive rebounds, and the matchups that could decide Game 2. Plus, Kelsey shares the story behind her one-for-20 performance in the WNBA All-Star celebrity three-point contest.
⏱️ CHAPTERS
00:00 Kelsey Plum Checks on Ryan Ruocco
03:40 Golden State Steals Game 1
17:25 What Atlanta Must Change
29:00 Why Gabby Williams Is Thriving
38:40 Ballhalla and the Road to Game 2
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