Angel Reese

It’s a busy week in the WNBA, with more than 80% of the league’s players out of contract entering free agency. A three-day window for free-agent negotiations opened Wednesday, and any signings or trades can become official Saturday. The Chicago Sky got an early start on their roster makeover by trading All-Star forward Angel Reese to the Atlanta Dream on Monday for a pair of future first-round ...

The Chicago Sky made a trade that immediately split opinions across the WNBA. The franchise sent Angel Reese to the Atlanta Dream in exchange for first-round picks in 2027 and 2028, plus swap rights on Chicago’s 2028 second-round selection. The…

From the Angel Reese trade to re-signing their core, the Atlanta Dream are having an excellent offseason.

Angel Reese has found herself on a new team ahead of the 2026 WNBA season, joining the Atlanta Dream after two seasons with the Chicago Sky. The former LSU forward has been one of the best players in the league since joining the Sky in 2024, averaging 14.1 points and 12.9 rebounds per game. After missing the postseason yet again in 2025, Reese expressed her frustration with the team, calling for it to add more talent.

It’s a busy week in the WNBA, with more than 80% of the league’s players out of contract entering free agency. A three-day window for free-agent negotiations opened Wednesday, and any signings or trades can become official Saturday. The Chicago Sky got an early start on their roster makeover by trading All-Star forward Angel Reese to the Atlanta Dream on Monday for a pair of future first-round ...

The Atlanta Dream traded for Angel Reese, and before her debut, the former Chicago Sky star is already impacting the WNBA landscape.

Angel Reese spoke about taking "scary steps" and being in uncomfortable spaces after the two-time Chicago Sky All-Star was traded to the Atlanta Dream on Monday.

After joining the Atlanta Dream in a blockbuster trade, Angel Reese is already making moves.

For a franchise that knows exactly how to spot greatness, the bigger question now is why can’t they keep it? The Chicago Sky recently traded Angel Reese just two years after drafting her. And while roster shakeups aren’t unusual in the WNBA, this one has raised eyebrows for a different reason.

After the Dream traded for Angel Reese, several fans want them to bring back a player familiar with their newest star.

The deal is said to be close.

Here are our grades for Atlanta, Angel Reese and the Sky in Monday's trade that shook the WNBA.

Reese has been traded to the Atlanta Dream and the city is already buzzing about her arrival.

The excitement is at fever pitch for Atlanta Dream fans after the Angel Reesetrade was announced on Monday. The Dream gave up two future first-round picks in exchange for the two-time All-Star, which indicates just how much Atlanta values Reese. The Dream had a successful 2025 campaign, finishing third overall with a 30-14 regular-season record.

Reese was traded from the Chicago Sky on April 6

Angel Reese has been one of the top players in the WNBA over the past two seasons with the Chicago Sky. Reese's second season in Chicago was arguably better than her first, however. After missing the playoffs for a second straight year, Reese voiced her frustration with the Sky, calling for the team to make major changes.

Nekias Duncan and Steve Jones take a look at Western Conference Contenders as well as break down the shocking Angel Reese trade.

The WNBA announced that the free agency period will begin on Monday, with teams allowed to send qualifying offers and offer core player designations. Negotiations will run Wednesday through Friday, with signings set to begin on Saturday. There are currently over 100 free agents in the league. Monday began with Angel Reese getting traded from Chicago to Atlanta. The WNBA Draft is scheduled for April 13, with training camp set to begin April 19. The regular season begins May 8.

ESPN's Alexa Philippou reported on Monday that Angel Reese did not request a trade from the Sky before Monday's blockbuster Dream trade.

Brittney Griner and the Atlanta Dream did not finish the 2025 WNBA season how they would have liked. After ending the regular season with a 30-14 record, the Dream secured the No. 3 seed in the playoffs. Griner saw her numbers take a hit in her first year in Atlanta.