Angel Reese

Team USA coach Kara Lawson said that Angel Reese's "physicality" will be a key asset for the Americans at the 2026 FIBA World Cup in Germany.

Angel Reese has had a rough couple of days. She’s been relentlessly clowned on for her subpar performance against the Fever the other night.

The Indiana Fever edged past the Atlanta Dream 95-91 on Sunday at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta. The win moved Caitlin Clark and the Fever closer to securing a playoff spot and home-court advantage by finishing in the top four, something Angel Reese and Atlanta would now face difficulty in achieving, as they now sit fifth in the standings with a 21-13 record.

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese met for the ninth time in their WNBA careers on Sunday. Clark extended her lead as a pro against her old college rival to 6-3 after the Indiana Fever completed an impressive comeback to win 95-91 in overtime over the Atlanta Dream.

Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever and Angel Reese’s Atlanta Dream are both on the road Tuesday night as the WNBA regular season heats up.

The Indiana Fever look like legitimate WNBA Finals frontrunners at the moment. The Fever improved to 23-12 on the year with a big road win against the Atlanta Dream on Sunday. The Dream had a chance to win it in regulation, but Angel Reese couldn't convert an easy lay-up attempt. The Fever then ...

Angel Reese is generational. The conversations surrounding her game focus on the wrong things.

Rebecca Lobo had nothing but high praise for Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese.

Angel Reese and A’ja Wilson. | NBAE via Getty Images On Tuesday, four of the teams battling for homecourt advantage in the first round of the WNBA playoffs are in action, unofficially inaugurating the down-the-stretch race for playoff seeding. The current No. 3-seed Las Vegas Aces host the No. 5-seed Atlanta Dream (9 p.m. ET, ESPN), while the No. 4-seed Indiana Fever visit the Toronto Tempo (7 p.m. ET, ESPN). The now No. 6-seed New York Liberty will be in Chicago the play the Sky (9 p.m. ET, ...

Over her first three seasons in the WNBA, Angel Reese has emerged as one of the biggest stars in the league. But unlike her longtime rival, Caitlin Clark, she hasn’t emerged as a superstar for her scoring, but rather for her rebounding. Through three seasons, Reese has already established herself as one of the most…

ESPN’s halftime coverage of Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever and Angel Reese’s Atlanta Dream matchup quickly became a story of its own. What was supposed to be a breakdown of a tightly contested game instead drew criticism from analysts and WNBA observers who felt the discussion leaned heavily toward Reese while Clark’s impact received comparatively little attention.

Jason Whitlock didn’t waste any time targeting Atlanta Dream’s Angel Reese after her offensive stumble against the Indiana Fever on Sunday. The outspoken analyst used the Dream’s overtime loss to deliver a harsh assessment of Reese’s place in Caitlin Clark debates.

An uncensored halftime slip and a blown buzzer-beater turn Angel Reese into the story of the Fever's overtime win over the Dream.

The Indiana Fever had to earn their 95-91 win over the Atlanta Dream in OT, but might not have been in that position if Angel Reese put the game away in regulation. Reese had an open layup to seal the win at the end of regulation, with the game tied 81-81, but missed it, as the Fever secured the win in OT.

Former NBA center Enes Kanter Freedom has declared his desire to have his first poster dunk in the WNBA on Angel Reese after his WNBA Draft declaration. Kanter seems to be going through with his plans to declare for the WNBA Draft and get selected, or exhaust all legal measures until he gets a shot, or the WNBA bans trans athletes from competing.

The Indiana Fever have gotten hot over their past few games, thanks in large part to Caitlin Clark. Following another impressive performance in the 95-91 OT win against the Atlanta Dream on Sunday, social media was brimming with praise for the Fever guard.

WNBA media coverage is getting criticized for being too safe, which came to light when Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark matched up.

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever secured their fourth straight win Sunday night, defeating Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream 95-91 on the road in overtime. Clark finished the game with a team-high 26 points on 9-of-20 shooting and 3-of-10 from distance, while adding nine rebounds and three assists. This not only marked the 23rd game of her three-year WNBA career with 25 or more points and five or more assists, but also her 12th such game of the 2026 season.

Basketball has once again taken a backseat.

Refs saw it. Called nothing. Fans exploded.