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‘We have effing unbreakable love’: how the maverick Natalie Nakase led the Valkyries to WNBA glory

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The Guardian‘We have effing unbreakable love’: how the maverick Natalie Nakase led the Valkyries to WNBA glory
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A coach shaped by her circuitous basketball journey was uniquely suited to building the trust that made Golden State champions just 534 days after their first game The mighty , miserly Golden State Valkyries won their first WNBA title on Saturday night…

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