Rise of the Valkyries!

**Headsterx** · 06-22-25, 08:28 AM

This over should hit the jackpot for Fever/Aces nationally televised game on ESPN in Vegas. Aces have high scoring games at home and Clark was miserable in her last game. Expect her to bounce back hard when she plays against Wilson.

Indiana Fever @ Las Vegas Aces o171.5 (-110)

14-9 (+4.45)

**mjsuax13** · 06-22-25, 08:42 AM

I’m going to the game. Can’t wait!

**Headsterx** · 06-22-25, 11:49 AM

Originally posted by mjsuax13

I’m going to the game. Can’t wait!

Enjoy the game. This should be a good entertaining game. Can’t decide on who’s going to win but go Aces.

**mjsuax13** · 06-22-25, 11:54 AM

Originally posted by Headsterx

Enjoy the game. This should be a good entertaining game. Can’t decide on who’s going to win but go Aces.

I lean Fever but don’t really ever bet WNBA

**Headsterx** · 06-22-25, 06:38 PM

Wow, Valkyries have a chance to go above .500! I think the only other time they were favs was when they faced Wings but lost. Hopefully, they’ll win and cover tonight.

Connecticut Sun @ Golden State Valkyries -9.5 (-115)

14-10 (+3.35)

**Headsterx** · 06-24-25, 04:48 PM

Minnesota Lynx -6.5 (-110) @ Washington Mystics

15-10 (+4.35)

**Headsterx** · 06-24-25, 08:35 PM

Indiana Fever @ Seattle Storm -3.5 (-110)

**Headsterx** · 06-25-25, 08:55 AM

All the new blood won yesterday, Wings, Fever and Sky. But real new bloods, Valkyries are playing today!

New York Liberty @ Golden State Valkyries +8 (-110)

15-12 (+2.15)

**Headsterx** · 06-26-25, 05:23 PM

The courts belong to the ladies now!

Los Angeles Sparks @ Indiana Fever -6 (-110)

16-12 (+3.15)

**Headsterx** · 06-27-25, 11:10 AM

Valkryries have the Pride this weekend! No, I'm not going but respect the Pride parade that will go down in SF this weekend. I'll be chilling at home watching Night of Champions & UFC 317 (where the big boys play... shoutout to WCW!) Anyway, back to the ladies. Can't imagine Valkryires not bringing it down for the home crowd during this weekend and should win by double digits.

Chicago Sky @ Golden State Valkyries -8.5 (-110)

Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky are coming to Ballhalla for the first time—but this night is about more than just basketball. It’s our first-ever Pride Celebration, and we’re honoring the LGBTQ+ community with the energy, love, and unity that defines the Bay.

Let’s fill Ballhalla with pride and make this a night to remember—for the Valkyries, for the Bay, and for everyone who calls this community home. Grab your seats and be part of history!

National Anthem will be performed by Jason Brock, with Drag Performer Ronnie Reddick featured at halftime. Plus, all fans will receive a Valkyries accordion fan! Secure your seats now for this unforgettable night.

The Valkyries continue their home stand hosting Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky at Chase Center on Friday. Reese is the WNBA leader in double-doubles and she will face the Valkyries' top-five-rated defense for the first time. Golden State is 7-7 this season, while the Sky are 4-10.

LAST TIME OUT
Kate Martin scored 14 of her career-high 21 points in the fourth quarter of the Valkyries' 81-78 loss to the New York Liberty at Chase Center on Wednesday. Martin hit four 3-pointers in the final frame, doing everything she could to keep Golden State in the game until the very end. The Valkyries had multiple chances to tie the game with a three but were unable to convert.

THORNTON MAKING ALL-STAR CASE
A driving force of the Valkyries' on-court success has been versatile forward Kayla Thornton, who is leading the team in points per game (14.9 PPG), rebounds per game (7.1 RPG) and steals per game (1.7 SPG). Thornton ranks top-25 league-wide in all three categories, ranking as high as 11th in steals per game. She is one of five WNBA players averaging at least 14 points, seven rebounds and 1.5 steals, joined by reigning MVP A'ja Wilson, reigning Defensive Player of the Year Napheesa Collier, five-time All-Star Alyssa Thomas and three-time All-Star Dearica Hamby.

CHICAGO SCOUTING REPORT
The Chicago Sky have gotten off to a slow start this season, holding the second-worst record in the Eastern Conference. Star forward Angel Reese is the league's top rebounder, averaging 11.9 boards per game, including a league-best 4.1 offensive rebounds per game. Reese became the WNBA leader in double-doubles this season with an 18-point, 17-rebound performance in Tuesday's win over the Los Angeles Sparks. She joins Caitlin Clark as the only players this season to record a triple-double, tallying 11 points, 13 rebounds and 11 assists in a win over the Connecticut Sun. Chicago reunited Reese with her LSU college teammate Hailey Van Lieth, drafting her with the 11th pick of the 2025 draft. Van Lieth has seen an increased role after the Sky lost their lead playmaker, Courtney Vandersloot, to a season-ending ACL injury.

**Headsterx** · 06-27-25, 06:30 PM

Hottest team right now, even beat Valkyries.

Indiana Fever @ Dallas Wings (+105)

**Headsterx** · 2025-06-29T19:49:59+00:00

Damn, 3 straight losses... and now comes the Pride Parade! The Storm is here so don't "rain on the parade."

XXX

The Storm rolls in tomorrow—and we’re closing out Pride Month with a bang! Don’t miss the final game of our three-game homestand as your Valkyries take on Seattle in a showdown that’s sure to bring the heat.

Seattle Storm @ Golden State Valkyries +5.5 (-110)

As a special celebration, the first 10,000 fans in the building will receive a limited-edition Pride poster—a keepsake to commemorate an unforgettable night in Ballhalla. Let’s finish strong. Let’s finish proud. Get tickets now!

16-15 (-0.10)