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‘Section 415’ podcast: How the Valkyries are preparing for a tricky stretch run
Summary by The San Francisco Editorial Desk Kerry Crowley , as published by The San Francisco Standard
· August 11, 2026
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Key takeaway Further information about the teams' preparations and strategies can be found through local sources, such as the 'Section 415' podcast, which discusses the Valkyries' approach to the challenging stretch ahead.
In San Francisco , the WNBA is approaching a break, prompting local teams to assess their strategies. Natalie Nakase is closely monitoring player workloads as the league prepares for a pause. The break is set to last three weeks, and teams are likely using this time to evaluate and adjust their approaches.
Details about the teams' plans are limited, but it is known that Natalie Nakase is focusing on managing player workloads. Further information about the teams' preparations and strategies can be found through local sources, such as the 'Section 415' podcast, which discusses the Valkyries' approach to the challenging stretch ahead.
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Category: local Published: August 11, 2026 Source: The San Francisco Standard Reading time: 1 min
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