Aces vs. Valkyries Time, TV & Stream – Oct. 7

Las Vegas Aces v Golden State Valkyries - Game One

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In Game 2 of the WNBA playoffs semifinals, the Golden State Valkyries will go up against the Las Vegas Aces.

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WNBA Oct. 7, 2026: Aces vs. Valkyries Viewing Options

  • When: Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 9:30 p.m. ET
  • Where: Chase Center in San Francisco, California
  • TV channel: Peacock/NBCSN

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Aces vs. Valkyries Comparison

Valkyries Rank Valkyries AVG Aces AVG Aces Rank
13th 82.2 Points Scored 91.5 2nd
1st 75.1 Points Allowed 85.8 6th
9th 33.3 Rebounds 33.4 7th
4th 9.1 Off. Rebounds 7.6 13th
1st 10.4 3pt Made 8.7 8th
13th 19.3 Assists 22.0 2nd
1st 10.4 Turnovers 12.0 3rd

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Valkyries Leaders

  • The Valkyries scoring leader is Gabby Williams, who puts up 14.4 points per game.
  • Veronica Burton leads Golden State with 5.7 assists a game and Kiah Stokes paces the team with 5.8 rebounds per matchup.
  • Janelle Salaun is the top three-point shooter for the Valkyries, hitting 2.3 per game.
  • Burton leads the team with 1.6 steals per game. Stokes collects 1.7 blocks an outing to pace Golden State.

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Aces Leaders

  • A'ja Wilson has the top Aces spot in two categories: scoring (26.2 points per game) and rebounding (9.4 rebounds per game).
  • Jackie Young puts in work giving out assists and is Las Vegas' assist leader with 6.8 per game.
  • Young leads the Aces in shooting from beyond the arc, averaging 2.3 made threes per game.
  • Chelsea Gray tops Las Vegas in steals with 1.4 per game, and Wilson leads the squad in blocks with 1.9 per game.