Valkyries vs. Dream Prediction, Spread, WNBA Finals Picks for Game 4 – 10/24/26

As the 2026 WNBA season slowly comes to a close, the action of the WNBA Finals is only beginning to heat up. On Saturday, an afternoon clash between the Golden State Valkyries and Atlanta Dream takes center stage at 1 p.m. ET.

Ahead of the bout on NBC, the Dream are 3.5-point home favorites on PrizePicks after claiming the last two games in the set. Is this a bounce-back opportunity for Golden State, or is Atlanta going to further distance itself in the most important series of the year? 

Below, we'll break down our Valkyries vs. Dream prediction and picks for Saturday’s WNBA game, including the spread, over/under, and key player picks for PrizePicks.

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Valkyries vs. Dream Prediction, Spread, Over/Under for WNBA Finals Game 4 – Saturday, October 24

The Dream enter Saturday’s game as 3.5-point home favorites against the Valkyries, returning a 1.44x payout on PrizePicks Team Picks if they win outright.

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In just their second season, the expansion club Valkyries improved their win rate from .523 in 2025 to a staggering .727 in 2026. Head coach Natalie Nakase’s crew fared well enough to secure the second overall seed in the playoffs.

It was somewhat smooth sailing from there, as Golden State clipped the Dallas Wings to kick off its WNBA Playoff slate and followed it up with a three-game sweep of the Las Vegas Aces. 

When the Valks went up 1-0 on Atlanta in the WNBA Finals, many believed the team of destiny was set to flourish behind the big three of F Gabby Williams, F Janelle Salaun, and G Veronica Burton.

On the opposite sideline, life’s been a dream for Atlanta. In year two under head coach Karl Smesko, the club matched its regular-season record of 30-14 and had a three-headed monster of G Allisha Gray (19.0 PPG), G Rhyne Howard (17.7 PPG), and F Angel Reese (16.4 PPG) doing plenty of heavy lifting.

The Dream closed the regular season on a five-game winning streak (including four after the FIBA World Cup break) and have lost just one of eight postseason games. That WNBA Finals Game 1 defeat at the hands of the Valkyries was a tightly-contested battle that saw both teams shoot 21% or worse from 3-point land and struggle to a combined 132 points.

The story of Game 2 was a bit different. The Dream’s offense recovered and throttled Golden State in the second half, outscoring the competition by a margin of 12 points. Getting to the free throw line proved critical for Atlanta, which drained 30 of 35 attempts at the charity stripe.

Wednesday’s pivotal Game 3 wasn’t even close. Fueled by 21 points and 12 rebounds by Reese and double-digit scoring efforts from four others, the Dream hung 97 points on the Valkyries and completely dominated the paint battle with 44 points to Golden State’s 20.

Nakase’s group had one of the W’s top defenses during the regular season, but it was nowhere to be found, thus setting the stage for what should be a brilliant Game 4 on Saturday.

Valkyries vs. Dream Injury Report for Saturday, October 24

Let’s dive into the full Valkyries vs. Dream injury report for Saturday, October 24, via WNBA.com.

Golden State Valkyries Injury Report

• No injuries reported

Atlanta Dream Injury Report

• F Brionna Jones (leg): OUT

Valkyries vs. Dream Prediction on Spread for WNBA Finals Game 4 – 10/24/26

Here are the key game stats and trends behind our Valkyries vs. Dream prediction on the spread for Saturday, October 24’s game.

• On the year, Atlanta is 11-13 against the spread as home favorites. When playing the road underdog role, Golden State is 7-4 ATS, the second-best cover rate (63.6%) in the sport.
• According to databallr, Golden State ranks fifth in net rating stemming from the shooting efficiency difference between the team and its opponents (+2.2). Atlanta is 14th out of 15 teams at -6.2.
• Golden State commits the second fewest turnovers per 100 possessions with 15.1; Atlanta is seventh at 17.4.
• In addition to shooting 35.3% from deep, GS has the WNBA’s highest 3-point frequency (45.3%). ATL’s respective benchmarks are 30.8% and 37.2%. 
• The Valkyries routinely hold their foes to lower shooting numbers, evidenced by a 47.7% opponent effective field goal clip to the Dream’s mark of 52.1%. 
• Further driving home Golden State’s dominance on defense is a 6.6% block rate (5.2% for Atlanta), paired with a defensive efficiency figure of 0.956 (0.984 for Atlanta).

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Valkyries vs. Dream Picks, Player Stats for WNBA Finals on PrizePicks: 10/24/26

Here are the top Valkyries vs. Dream picks to target on Saturday, October 24. Today’s WNBA picks for PrizePicks include F Gabby Williams and F Angel Reese.

Valkyries F Gabby Williams vs. Dream: 18.5 Points

• Williams pieced together 14.4 PPG during the regular season, but that mark is way up to 21.2 in the playoffs.
• The versatile forward is canning 35.8% of her 3-pointers during the postseason, taking 7.4 on a nightly basis.
• Williams displayed improved touch from floater range in the regular season, shooting 49.3% from 3-10 feet after averaging 37.7% from 2022-2025.
• The two-time All-Star owns a 97th-percentile usage rate of 29.1%, and her scoring per 100 possessions slots into the 84th percentile. 

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Dream F Angel Reese vs. Valkyries: 28 Pts + Rebs

• After producing a per-game average of 28.5 points and boards in regular-season play, Reese has upped her threshold to 29.7 in the WNBA Playoffs.
• Reese is adept at getting to the free throw line, with her 6.3 attempts per 100 possessions placing her in the 98th percentile.
• Good luck stopping Reese at the rim; she’s making 65.3% of her postseason tries from 0-3 feet. Moreover, she’s also effective from behind the arc on low volume, converting on 47.1% of looks while averaging 2.1 per game. 
• Reese’s 15.1% offensive rebounding rate and 23.9% defensive rebounding rate slot into the 99th and 96th percentiles. 

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In the blink of an eye, Atlanta has taken control of the WNBA Finals and has a massive opportunity to extend that advantage on Saturday. Given the resolve it’s shown all season long, however, Golden State figures to do anything but go down without putting up a serious fight.

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