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The NBA playoffs ended in June with the New York Knicks winning the championship for the first time in more than 50 years. Now it's time for the WNBA to make history with the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries, the last teams standing. No matter which squad wins, it will be the first championship in each team's history.
If you're fresh off the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup, Caitlin Clark's Indiana Fever have been eliminated, but there is still plenty of talent on the court. The Valkyries are currently in the lead with one win, but we still have at least three more games to go. Here's how you can catch the action live, and even for free
This year's playoff schedule has been tricky, but it's more straightforward for the WNBA finals. The games will air on NBC, USA, and Peacock, which the following streaming services offer:
If you don't have a streaming subscription, you may be able to catch some of the action without spending a dime by signing up for a free video streaming trial. Here are your options:
The semifinals saw the Dream defeat the Liberty and the Valkyries beat the Aces. Now, Atlanta and Golden State will meet in the WNBA Finals. Whoever is the first to win four games will be crowned the winner.
If you decide to watch the WNBA Playoffs, there's still time to get a big-screen television for viewing this beautiful game. Pro tip: Turn on your TV's motion-smoothing option for the best picture while watching sports. Just remember to turn it off before watching other TV shows and movies to avoid the awful "soap opera" effect.