Golden State Valkyries beat Atlanta Dream 67-62 to even WNBA Finals at 2-2

Gabby Williams gave a passionate speech to her teammates after Golden State fell behind in the WNBA Finals, saying she had to show a "different type of fire."The Valkyries leader did just that as she scored 17 points and led a stellar defensive effort to beat the Atlanta Dream 67-62 on Saturday and even the WNBA Finals 2-2."I didn't like my last game. I didn't like who I was in that last game," Williams said. "So I think stepping up in that role made me step up also individually. If I want to lead my team, I have to be the one that sets the tone and I have to lead by example as well. So I think that motivated me to set the tempo today."Tiffany Hayes was moved into the starting lineup and scored all of her 13 points in the second half, while Kiah Stokes anchored the defense effort that stymied Angel Reese, who had double-doubles in the first three games. Golden State will host Game 5 of the best-of-seven series Monday. Stokes, who won three WNBA championships while playing with Las Vega