What WNBA Games Are on Today? WNBA Schedule (May 22)

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What WNBA Games Are on Today? WNBA Schedule (May 22)

Friday’s WNBA slate puts three games on ION: Dallas visits Atlanta at 7:30 p.m. ET, Golden State meets Indiana at 7:30, and Connecticut closes at Seattle at 10. Wings-Dream brings Paige Bueckers vs. Angel Reese intrigue, Valkyries-Fever features two 3-win teams, and Sun-Storm is a rubber match after Connecticut’s first win Wednesday, with Seattle seeking a quick answer at home.

By Raahib Singh

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