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Brittney Griner has appeared in just six games this season and missed the Connecticut Sun's last outing with a rib strain.

In the Atlanta Dream’s 82-75 win over the Chicago Sky on Tuesday, forward Angel Reese did more than help her team win; she made a small piece of basketball history. Reese had another double-double performance with 17 points and 17 rebounds, which is not only the most by a WNBA player through her first 75 career games but now ranks among the second-highest totals in NBA and WNBA history over the last 40 years.

Angel Reese continues to rack up impressive stats and is passing NBA stars in basketball history with her numbers.

The Aces had a special season in 2025, led by superstar A'ja Wilson.

Facing the ghosts from your past can often be challenging. But if Angel Reese felt any of that when the Atlanta Dream locked horns with the Chicago Sky, she certainly wasn’t showing it.

It's been an eye-popping start for the rookie.

Many expected the Minnesota Lynx to take a step backward when Napheesa Collier was ruled out to begin the 2026 season. Instead, they've become one of the WNBA's biggest surprises. A recent ESPN feature explored how Minnesota has managed to thrive despite missing one of the league's premier players, and the answer goes far beyond any single replacement.

Pulled away in the fourth quarter for the win.

SEATTLE -- The Sparks (5-6) hope to continue their momentum as they go back on the road for the next three games.

In the latest projections, Reeve was the clear favorite.

There's a name everyone is watching.

This is one of those highlights you could watch over and over.

North of the border, Nyara Sabally is showing off the full extent of her skills for the Tempo.

The start to the WNBA's 30th anniversary season, which reached its quarter-way point this week, has been intriguing to say the least.

The Dallas Wings were chasing history, but the Minnesota Lynx became the boogeyman. The Wings had not won five consecutive games since 2023, and they have gone through hell since.

A'ja Wilson, Olivia Miles, Jessica Shepard and Chennedy Carter are favorites one month into the season.

A frustrating sequence against Atlanta could end up costing the Chicago Sky veteran more than just points on the scoreboard.

A quarter into the 2026 season, here are the players leading the pack for the biggest WNBA awards.

The Las Vegas Aces did not receive an invitation to the White House after winning the 2025 league title in October, a team spokesperson told USA TODAY.

Hard to believe, but we are one quarter of the way through the 2026 WNBA season. If we had to give out end of season awards today, who would win?

Just a few minutes into the Seattle Storm's 2026 home opener, Dominique Malonga taught teammate Natisha Hiedeman something new during a TV timeout. On the videoboard at Climate Pledge Arena, the 6-foot-6 Malonga could be seen wagging her lanky right index finger and yelling the French phrase “Pas chez moi,” which roughly translates to “Not in my house." One year removed from being named to the 2025 WNBA All-Rookie Team, Malonga gave a basic French lesson to thousands of chuckling fans.

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

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.

Olivia Miles continues to impress in her rookie year after leading the Minnesota Lynx in a rout of the Dallas Wings on Tuesday.

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

Skylar Diggins received a technical foul after complaining to the referee during the Chicago Sky-Atlanta Dream game.

Paige Bueckers scored 23 points on 9-of-16 shooting from the field.

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.