Golden State Valkyries
Kiah Stokes’ 4 points and 16 rebounds lead the Valkyries past the Dream in Game 4, 67–62
Kiah Stokes set the pace with 4 points and 16 rebounds in a 5-point Valkyries win.
Game story
Kiah Stokes led the Valkyries with 4 points and 16 rebounds on 2-of-5 shooting (0-of-2 from three) in 31 minutes as the Golden State Valkyries beat the Atlanta Dream 67–62 on Saturday, October 24. Game 4 of the wnba finals, and the best-of-seven series is tied 2–2.
Golden State Valkyries vs. Atlanta Dream | FULL GAME HIGHLIGHTS | October 24, 2026
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Who stood out
Kiah Stokes: 4 points and 16 rebounds on 2-of-5 shooting (0-of-2 from three) in 31 minutes, a -2 in her minutes. She entered averaging 5.8 rebounds this season; this finish was 10.2 above that mark. She had averaged 7.2 over her previous 10, putting this game 8.8 above that recent pace.
Kiah Stokes: Game 4 against her baselines
This game · her last 10 before it · her regular season entering it
Baselines are her regular-season games before this one (PropSports game log). Playoff games are never mixed into them.
PropSports box score (game 401918308) and PropSports game log values as of Oct 24, 2026 payload f426d36d914650e9
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| Game 4 · 1 game | Last 10 · 10 G | Season · 43 G | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Points | 4 | 2.7 | 3.6 |
| Rebounds | 16 | 7.2 | 5.8 |
| Assists | 0 | 1.5 | 1.3 |
| Minutes | 31 | 21.3 | 22.3 |
How it happened
The second quarter was the swing — the Valkyries won it 26–15 — and they led 42–26 at halftime. The game had one lead change; the Valkyries’ largest lead was 16.
The Valkyries’ bench outscored the Dream’s, 15–14. For the Dream, Rhyne Howard scored 19 (6-of-14) and Jordin Canada 10 (3-of-8).
The Valkyries made 26-72 from the field (36%) and 4-25 from three; the Dream 18-54 (33%). Turnovers ran 9–18, and points off turnovers 8–16 in the Dream’s favor — the margin came from shooting, not possession control. Rebounds went 38–37, points in the paint 38–28.
Where the game separated
The 5 team stats with the widest gaps
Selected by the size of each difference relative to a typical game-to-game gap for that stat. Descriptive, not a causal breakdown of the margin.
PropSports box score and linescore (game 401918308) values as of Oct 24, 2026 payload b497497f983a00b2
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| Valkyries | Dream | |
|---|---|---|
| Turnovers | 9 | 18 |
| Free throw % | 85% | 71% |
| Points in the paint | 38 | 28 |
| Points off turnovers | 8 | 16 |
| Fast-break points | 7 | 2 |
What it means
A reason to be cautious about carrying this game forward: the Valkyries gave up more points off turnovers than they scored, 16–8. One game is still one game.
The Valkyries came into the series as the No. 2 seed and the Dream as the No. 4; the higher seed held serve.
This did not come against one of the league’s softest defenses: the Dream allow 84.5 points a game (standings as of Oct 24), 12th-most of 15.
Next up: Game 5, ATL at GS on Oct 26 (no market capture yet) — and the Dream allow 84.5 a game, 12th-most of 15. Player props enter the board inside 36 hours of tip.
WNBA Finals series
Series tied 2–2
- W+4
- L-14
- L-26
- W+5
Each final game of the best-of-7 series through this one, from the Valkyries side; the number is the final margin.
PropBetEdge playoff bracket (final scores) values as of Oct 24, 2026 payload 0f5b3f6f49117e32
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| Team | Game | Result | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Valkyries | Game 1 vs ATL (68–64) | W | +4 |
| Valkyries | Game 2 vs ATL (79–65) | L | -14 |
| Valkyries | Game 3 at ATL (97–71) | L | -26 |
| Valkyries | Game 4 at ATL (67–62) | W | +5 |
Betting relevance
On the spread: DraftKings’ line, had the Dream favored by 5.5; the 5-point margin put the Valkyries on the right side of the spread.
The 129 combined points went under the 153.5 total.
Kiah Stokes (16 rebounds against 5.8 entering the game and 7.2 over her previous 10) is the line the next prop market has to price.
Markets touched: Spread · Total · Moneyline
Market evidence
Market reference: DraftKings (a single sportsbook). PropBetEdge also holds a pre-tip capture from Oct 24.
Unknowns
How the market prices both teams on the next slate beyond the stored captures.
Evidence & methodology4 cited records · how this story was built
Records cited
- PropSports box score + play-by-play + shot locations · source ↗
- PropSports team schedules (records after the game, scoring entering it) · source ↗
- PropSports standings (standings as of Oct 24) · source ↗
- DraftKings line
How this story was built
Photo: ESPNPictured: Kiah Stokes.
Generated by PropBetEdge’s deterministic newsroom (wnba-articles/1.7.0 · Full story, wnba-depth/1.1.0) and checked by the publication gate before release; betting relevance: actionable.
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