WNBAFlau’Jae Johnson has been an incredible addition for the Seattle Storm this season. Unfortunately, the Storm are having a rough year as they’re currently second-to-last in the WNBA standings. Despite that, Johnson and Seattle have recently won back-to-back games.
WNBAThe Seattle Storm got off to a rough start in 2026. The Storm has secured consecutive home wins over WNBA title contenders in the New York Liberty and the Atlanta Dream. Saturday's 105-90 win over Angel Reese and Atlanta saw one Storm rookie make rebounding history that not even Reese managed in her debut season.
WNBAAngel Reese drew strong reactions from WNBA fans after gesture towards Flau’jae Johnson during Atlanta Dream’s loss to the Seattle Storm.
WNBAWith Spanish international Awa Fam’s performance so far this season, it is safe to say she has now settled comfortably into the WNBA. The Seattle Storm rookie has now played 13 regular-season games this season, and her most recent outing against the Atlanta Dream appears to be her best one yet.
WNBAAtlanta is rolling with five starters averaging double figures and Angel Reese has one message for the rest of the league.
WNBAAngel Reese was at her absolute best on Thursday night, helping the Atlanta Dream get a crucial 108-101 win over the Indiana Fever. Reese recorded 21 points and 11 rebounds, especially when Atlanta needed her most.
WNBAThe Atlanta Dream have once again emerged as a playoff contender this season, and Angel Reese is a huge part of this team’s rise. In her first 14 games with the Dream, Reese averages a league-leading 12.
WNBAAngel Reese recorded a double-double of 21 points and 11 rebounds in the win.
WNBAToo often, the criticism aimed at Angel Reese crowds out the support for the Atlanta Dream forward. For a change, a high-profile analyst hailed Reese as a vital cog to a title-seeking WNBA squad.
WNBAUpdated 3 months agoThursday marked the second meeting of the WNBA season between the Indiana Fever and Atlanta Dream. It gave fans another chance to watch Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark compete against each other. An incident in the second quarter drew a…
WNBATalented forward Angel Reese helped to lead the Atlanta Dream to a stirring 108-101 win over the Indiana Fever at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Thursday evening to improve to 10-4 for the season. Reese registered a double-double of 21 points and 11 rebounds on 57.
WNBAAngel Reese’s teammate Jordin Canada delivered one of the most complete performances of the night in Atlanta’s win over Indiana, and Kelsey Plum made sure it did not go unnoticed. But for Plum, brilliant performances like this, especially on the defensive side of the game, are nothing new from Canada.
WNBAAngel Reese of the Atlanta Dream is not afraid to flex her muscles and fight for a rebound. Since arriving in the league as the No. 7 overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft, Reese has been a rebounding savant. Reese excelled early at crashing the glass, setting an all-time WNBA rookie record in rebounds per game (13.1).
WNBACaitlin Clark had plenty of attention on her before the Indiana Fever faced Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream, but her restless night had a different explanation. The matchup already carried the usual spotlight because Clark and Reese were sharing the floor again.
WNBADespite an aggressive defense from the Atlanta Dream, the Indiana Fever never seemed to slump like they usually would. Considering that and knowing their pattern of fourth-quarter chases, it was hard to wonder that the Fever would lose 108-101 at home.
WNBAThe Chicago Sky have a rebounding problem. Angel Reese is the league's leading rebounder. Maybe the trade that sent her to the Atlanta Dream for the 2026 WNBA season was a bad idea.
WNBAAntlanta Dream forward Angel Reese had another strong performance on a night marred by a controversial call.
WNBAShe keeps climbing up the ranks
WNBAAngel Reese and Caitlin Clark continue to headline the 2026 WNBA season. The third-year stars spent this past week trading impressive performances that underscored their importance to the league.
WNBAThe Atlanta Dream continue to look like a legitimate championship contender, routing the Toronto Tempo 102-77 on Sunday afternoon at Coca-Cola Coliseum. However, it was a third-quarter scuffle between former teammates Angel Reese and Isabelle Harrison that became a talking point, sparking reactions across the WNBA community.