Gray optimistic about her availability for Dream in Game 1 of WNBA Finals
Allisha Gray, who has been out after injuring her left ring finger, said the final decision would be made by the medical staff.
ESPN reports: Allisha Gray, who has been out after injuring her left ring finger, said the final decision would be made by the medical staff.
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