Girls Tripp

In this episode of Girls Tripp, Gabby Williams delivers a 30-point performance in the first-ever WNBA Finals Game 7, leading the Golden State Valkyries to a 68-63 win and their first championship in just their second season. Allie Clifton and Jordan Robinson break down Gabby's second-half takeover, Natalie Nakase's defensive identity, and what the title means for the Bay Area.

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⏱️ CHAPTERS
00:00 Gabby Williams' Game 7 Masterpiece
04:20 The Valkyries Win It All in Year 2
09:15 Gabby Takes Over the Championship
15:30 Atlanta's Finals Run and What's Next
26:40 Ryan Ruocco on Game 7 and the WNBA Season

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In this episode of Girls Tripp, Tina Charles explains why Angel Reese's impact goes beyond the box score, sharing why Atlanta believes it can win a championship with Reese leading the way. After Allisha Gray's 5-for-7 performance from three, Tina breaks down Atlanta's Game 6 turnaround, the importance of playing first rather than reacting, and what the Dream need from their guards in a winner-take-all Game 7. She also discusses her transition into broadcasting, her sports management studies at UConn, and 78&Brewing, her business inspired by UConn's 78-game winning streak.

Then Ryan Ruocco breaks down why Golden State's offensive struggles remain the central question heading into Game 7, what adjustments the Valkyries need to make, and why Atlanta's guard play could decide the championship. The crew also discusses Angel Reese's mentality, Gabby Williams' late push, and the importance of execution when both teams are exhausted.

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⏱️ CHAPTERS
00:00 Angel Reese Sets the Tone
05:15 Why Atlanta Won Game 6
10:20 The Game 7 Tactical Battle
22:15 Tina Charles on Angel Reese
26:35 Game 7 X-Factors + Tina's Next Chapter

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In this episode of Girls Tripp, Kiah Stokes' three made threes help fuel Golden State's Game 5 win and put her in the Finals MVP conversation. Sarah Kustok joins Jordan Robinson and Ryan Ruocco to break down the Valkyries' defense on Angel Reese, Rhyne Howard's scoring, and DeWanna Bonner's quiet series.Plus, Ryan sounds off on the controversial 12:30 p.m. Game 6 tip-off, the impact of a grueling Finals schedule, and what Atlanta needs to do to force a Game 7.

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In this episode of Girls Tripp, Sarah Kustok joins Jordan Robinson and Ryan Ruocco to break down a wild WNBA Finals swing as the Golden State Valkyries even the series at 2-2 with a 67-62 win over the Atlanta Dream. They dig into how Golden State held Angel Reese to 8 points on 2-for-12 shooting, forced six turnovers from Reese, and won despite a cold night from three. Kustok and Ruocco explain the lineup changes, Kiah Stokes' rim protection, and why the turnover battle could decide the rest of the series.

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⏱️ CHAPTERS

00:00 Golden State Gets Back to Its Identity

04:30 The Valkyries' Lineup Changes

08:10 How Golden State Shut Down Angel Reese

13:45 Can Atlanta Adjust Again?

27:00 The Free-Throw Gap and Game 5 Keys

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In this episode of Girls Tripp, Ryan Ruocco and Jordan Robinson break down Atlanta's convincing Game 3 win, including Golden State's scoreless first five minutes and 17 turnovers that turned into 22 Dream points. They dig into Angel Reese's two threes, the way Ryan believes she's changed Atlanta's mentality, and what the Valkyries need to adjust to even the series.

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In this episode of Girls Tripp, Kelsey Plum says Angel Reese won Game 2 before tipoff after Reese delivered 30 points and 16 rebounds to give Atlanta its first WNBA Finals victory. Plum, Allie Clifton and Jordan Robinson break down the mentality behind Reese’s takeover, Jordin Canada’s impact and what Golden State must change before Game 3. Kelsey also explains why she chased a coyote down her street in slides.

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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.

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In this episode of Girls Tripp, Sue Bird says the WNBA’s $1 million contract era arrived faster than she ever imagined and opens up about selecting Team USA’s gold-medal roster, which Ryan Ruocco calls “the hardest team to make in the world.” The four-time WNBA champion also explains why Olivia Miles reminds her of herself, how the game and its players have evolved and why more players could extend their careers into their 40s.

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In this episode of Girls Tripp, Ryan Ruocco takes Allie Clifton and Jordan Robinson inside the Liberty-Dream Game 2 finish and calls New York’s failure to use its reset timeout an “indefensible” coaching mistake. The group also breaks down Angel Reese’s two-way impact, Jordin Canada’s control and how Atlanta built a 2-0 semifinal lead without Allisha Gray.

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In this episode of Girls Tripp, Cynthia Cooper breaks down Caitlin Clark's 27-point, 15-assist Game 2 performance, why Clark's ability to raise her team's level matters in the playoffs, and what the Fever's winner-take-all Game 3 with A'ja Wilson's Aces could bring. Coop also reacts to Minnesota's stunning first-round exit against New York, Olivia Miles' playoff struggles, and gets a surprise call from Charles Barkley after Jordan's Usher prank.

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