Angel Reese

The arrival of Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese and Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark in the WNBA has catapulted the WNBA into one of the most popular sports leagues in the country. The pair also lay claim to the biggest player-to-player rivalry in the league, and fans were treated to the latest iteration last week,…

Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham looked to help the Indiana Fever snap a two-game losing streak as they faced Alyssa Thomas and the Phoenix Mercury on Monday night. The Fever entered the matchup following back-to-back losses to Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream, most recently falling 113-96 on Saturday. With 7:57 remaining in the fourth quarter and Indiana holding a 73-54 lead, Clark got tangled up under the basket with her former Indiana teammate, DeWanna Bonner, and was called for a pers...

Angel Reese finished with 11 points, 9 rebounds, and 2 assists in the Atlanta Dream’s 94-87 home win over the Toronto Tempo on Monday. Reese logged a near double-double but shot just 4-for-13, including 0-for-2 from beyond the arc, and committed 4 turnovers.

The Atlanta Dream have left no doubt that they are one of the strongest teams this season. Behind Angel Reese, they’ve already picked up 12 wins, and they just keep looking more and more unstoppable.

A'ja Wilson, Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese are all impacting their teams. USA TODAY dives into whether their impact is positive or negative.

Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream are on fire right now amid their four-game winning streak. In their last four games, the Dream have won by an average of 14.0 points. During that span, Atlanta beat the Indiana Fever and Reese’s rival, Caitlin Clark, twice.

Angel Reese leads the WNBA in rebounds and didn't make All-Star starters. She said it was a 'slap in the face,' and she's right about who the league rewards.

Atlanta Dream rookie Madina Okot recorded 18 points and seven rebounds in their latest game against the Toronto Tempo.

The Dream has been dominant.

The WNBA is turning 30 years old this year. The women's basketball league, which launched 30 years ago, is celebrating three decades of ball in several different ways. One of them is a special WNBA 30th Anniversary poster, which went on-sale this week. "Bring a piece of WNBA history home. 🏀 ...

Another night where fans talked Reese's attire.

It's hard for the league to explain this one.

Angel Reese was teammates with Marina Mabrey on the Sky roster during the 2024 season, giving praise after the latter's 53-point night.

In the Atlanta Dream’s game against the Toronto Tempo Monday, Angel Reese was assessed her fifth technical foul. On the same night, miles away in Indiana, six technical whistles flew, one going to Fever’s Caitlin Clark for “clapping and instigating” teammates against the Phoenix Mercury.

Marina's Mabrey's historic 53-point night earned her an unexpected reward: a ride in Angel Reee's Rolls Royce.

Officiating has been the issue under the microscope since the 2024 WNBA season. While the league amended it for better movement and player safety in the offseason, it has only gotten worse.

Former FS1 news editor Tanya Ray boldly claimed that Caitlin Clark became popular because of Angel Reese. Ray was responding to a fan’s “hot take,” who claimed that Reese would have made the WNBA just as popular as it is now even if Clark didn’t exist.

The Atlanta Dream star pushed back on Shaq’s belief that one change would significantly transform the WNBA.

Flau'jae Johnson played her first game against former LSU teammate Angel Reese, finishing with 24 points in the Storm's win over the Dream.

Angel Reese snubbed her former LSU teammate on Saturday night, but for good reason.