
Atlanta Dream guard Jordin Canada delivered a standout performance in Game 3 against the New York Liberty, scoring 19 points and recording 11 assists without a turnover to clinch a 85-83 series sweep and propel the Dream into the WNBA Finals. Her playoff averages of 19.2 points and 8.8 assists per game, along with a 51.6% shooting clip, underscore her pivotal role in the team’s postseason push, especially with star Allisha Gray sidelined due to a finger injury.
NBA legend Isaiah Thomas, a fellow undersized point guard, lauded Canada’s impact, highlighting her ability to dictate the game’s tempo and pressure defenses in the second half during the Liberty matchup. While Canada has faced challenges against the Golden State Valkyries in past regular-season meetings—where the Valkyries swept all three games—her recent momentum and offensive versatility will be critical as the Dream prepare to face the league’s top defensive team in the Finals.
Thomas’s praise, shared publicly, adds to the growing recognition of Canada’s all-around contributions, both offensively and defensively, as she enters her 30s with sustained excellence.

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