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Dream’s Jordin Canada joins Cynthia Cooper, Diana Taurasi in elite club vs. Liberty

Jordin Canada etched her name into WNBA history by delivering a standout performance that propelled the Atlanta Dream to their first Finals appearance since 2013. In a high-stakes elimination game against the New York Liberty, Canada recorded at least 11 assists without a single turnover, an extraordinary feat that places her among the league’s elite playmakers alongside Hall of Famers Cynthia Cooper and Diana Taurasi.

The Dream’s victory marked their first trip to the championship round in over a decade, ending a 13-year drought and setting the stage for a potential title run. Canada’s clutch playmaking and ball security were pivotal in Atlanta’s success, showcasing her growing importance as the team pursues its first championship in franchise history.

The Liberty, also contenders for the title, fell to the Dream’s resilience, with Canada’s performance serving as a defining moment in the series. With the Finals now in sight, the Dream look to build on this momentum as they aim to break through for their first league crown.

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