Allisha Gray plays through hand injury in WNBA Finals — SkimNews
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- Allisha Gray said her left hand is 'feeling fine, but I am not 100%' after a minor procedure following a semifinal injury, and she now wears a brace when not playing
- Allisha Gray clarified she does not have screws in her hand, with two scars stemming from the procedure, but declined to provide further medical details
- Allisha Gray returned from injury for Game 1 of the WNBA Finals, averaging 15 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 3.0 assists through the first three games on 28.9% shooting
- Allisha Gray said she is 'playing for eight fingers' and focusing on self-grace, acknowledging she’s not at full strength but finding other ways to contribute
- Atlanta Dream hold a 2-1 lead in the WNBA Finals over the Golden State Valkyries, with Game 4 set for Saturday at StateFarm Arena
Why it matters: Gray’s reduced efficiency—shooting under 30%—hasn’t stopped her from averaging 15 points, showing her resilience impacts Atlanta’s title chances despite physical limitations, and her ability to adapt could determine how long the Dream sustain their Finals momentum.
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