Angel Reese

Kamilla Cardoso stole the show early in Angel Reese’s return to Chicago.

The Dream took down the Sky on Tuesday night, and Angel Reese's big game was a massive reason for the victory.

Dream star forward Angel Reese put on a show in her first game against her former team Chicago Sky on Tuesday.

Angel Reese thrived in her return to Chicago, delivering a dominant performance in the Atlanta Dream’s 82-75 road win over the Sky on Tuesday. The star forward stuffed the stat sheet, pushing herself into rarified air across both the WNBA and NBA record books en route to earning widespread adulation.

Angel Reese was once the heart and soul of Chicago. Called the Chi-Town Barbie, she gave the Sky fans hope of a revival from the dark days.

Angel Reese had 17 points and 17 rebounds, outdueling former teammate Kamilla Cardoso to lead the Dream to an 82-75 win over the Sky on Tuesday in Reese's return to Wintrust Arena.

Watching Angel Reese rewrite history in another jersey was always going to sting for Chicago. The forward once did the same for the Chicago Sky, being the torchbearer of the franchise.

Angel Reese recorded her 57th career double-double, setting a WNBA record for the most in her first 75 games.

The Chicago Sky know the formula for Angel Reese’s success. They spent the last two years cultivating and supporting the forward’s tenacity on the boards. Her play in the paint was a key fixture of the Sky’s attempts to build a new culture under head coach Tyler Marsh. But even that familiarity couldn’t help the Sky outlast their former star in an 82-75 loss to the Atlanta Dream on Tuesday, a ...

CHICAGO — Because this was not Angel Reese’s actual first return to her first professional basketball home, the welcome back Tuesday was a little muted. Just one fan hustled to floor level to hold up a sign a few feet from Reese when the Atlanta Dream emerged for stretching. Only one more displayed a sign behind the visitors’ bench. Hoots and whistles followed her official introduction — “At center, Angel Reese” — just before the 6 p.m. CT tipoff, but dissipated quickly. There was no in-game tri

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The Atlanta Dream visit the Chicago Sky, meaning Angel Reese will play against her old team for the first time.

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The Atlanta Dream star entered her matchup against the Chicago Sky on the verge of tying an all-time basketball record after another remarkable milestone announcement from ESPN.

Angel does things differently than everyone in WNBA history.

Chicago Sky star Skylar Diggins raised eyebrows with her response about coach Tyler Marsh after the team’s seventh loss in 2026 came against the Toronto Tempo in a blowout result on Sunday. A reporter tried to question Diggins about the team’s half-court offense, but before he finished asking, the point guard interrupted and said the query should be directed to Marsh.

Angel Reese knows what it’s like to face media scrutiny as a WNBA rookie. It was only natural, then, that she’d come to the aid of a first-year center who appeared to be dealing with the jitters in front of reporters.

Saturday night's matchup between the Washington Mystics and Atlanta Dream produced a moment few WNBA fans expected to see. A head coach being escorted off the court by police officers. The unusual scene unfolded during Atlanta's 109-77 victory when Mystics coach Sydney Johnson was ejected following a heated confrontation with game officials.

Back when the Orlando Magic was still competing in the 2025-26 NBA season, Angel Reese made her presence felt in their games in support of her boyfriend Wendell Carter Jr. Now that the Magic’s season is over, Carter is returning the favor.