Gabby Williams' Sky role

Gabby Williams played multiple positions for the Chicago Sky but never found a clear role during her time with the team.

“the duct tape that closes the leaks”

Williams' overseas success

Williams found her game overseas, leading the Golden State Valkyries to the WNBA Finals with strong scoring and defense.

Williams' Finals performance

Williams scored 14 points on 3-for-15 shooting in Game 2 of the WNBA Finals, leading to a 79-65 loss for the Valkyries.

Angel Reese's impact

Angel Reese scored 30 points and 16 rebounds for the Atlanta Dream, becoming the third player in wnba history with at least 30 points and 15 rebounds in a finals game.

Valkyries' record

The Golden State Valkyries won their first finals game after going 0-10 in previous three trips to the wnba finals.

Williams' contract

Williams signed a maximum contract worth $1.19 million with the Golden State Valkyries after leaving the Chicago Sky.

Williams' French connection

Williams helped the French national team become a powerhouse, nearly beating Team USA in the 2026 fiba world cup championships and winning olympic gold in 2024.

Sky suspension

The Chicago Sky suspended Williams' contract in 2021 after miscommunication about her commitment to the French national team.

Williams' decision

Williams decided to prioritize her well-being over team expectations, signing with the Golden State Valkyries for a maximum contract.

Valkyries' future

The Golden State Valkyries are set up for long-term success with Williams as a key player after her move from the Chicago Sky.

Williams' role in finals

Williams' scoring and defense were critical for the Valkyries' success in the WNBA Finals after her move from the Chicago Sky.

Williams' impact on team

Williams' leadership and scoring helped the Valkyries win their first finals game after going 0-10 in previous three trips.

Williams' future with Valkyries

Williams is expected to continue leading the Golden State Valkyries through the wnba playoffs and beyond.