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Angel Reese has heard plenty of criticism since entering the WNBA, with her offensive struggles often overshadowing what she brings to the court. But the Atlanta Dream star is starting to change that conversation with her performances when it matters most.
On a night when Angel Reese recorded her third straight Finals double-double, she saw a familiar face in the crowd. Kim Mulkey, her former LSU coach, had come to see her steer the Atlanta Dream to a 2-1 lead over the Golden State Valkyries on Wednesday.
Indiana Fever forward Monique Billings offered an honest assessment of where she stands at this point in her career.
WNBAHours before Game 3 of the WNBA Finals tipped off, a clip from the “Bird Eye’s View” podcast featured Team USA coach Kara Lawson giving props to Angel Reese. In this clip, Lawson talks about the happy times she had mentoring Reese during their stint at the 2026 FIBA World Cup.
Angel Reese continues to dominate in the WNBA Finals, earning the admiration of her peers, including a former Indiana Fever player.
WNBAIf Jesse Watters has his way, you’ll never have to hear about Fox News’ The Five discussing the WNBA ever again. Talk about a win-win. During Wednesday’s episode of the daily talk show, the panel discussed the latest chapter in the eye-rolling saga between former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom and the WNBA. Kanter has…
Too $hort rose to fame in the 1980s rocking Oakland A’s gear. The legendary rapper later backed the Raiders and Golden State Warriors proudly. Now the Hip-Hop icon has caught Ballhalla fever, thanks to the Golden State Valkyries run toward the WNBA title . He hopes the nation doesn’t “blow the whistle” on the growing fandom for the Valkyries […] The post Exclusive: Too $hort riding Valkyries high in WNBA Finals, and wants Ballhalla fever to spread appeared first on ClutchPoints.
WNBAWhat A Fun Ride! The post 2026 WNBA Playoffs: Most Memorable Moments appeared first on Ballislife.com.
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Former Huskies Gabby Williams, Tiffany Hayes, Kiah Stokes and Kaitlyn Chen look to help Golden State even the Finals.
They've already addressed this issue.
WNBAAtlanta Dream star Angel Reese is coming off a “phenomenal” season as she averaged 16 points, 12 rebounds, and nearly 2 steals per game for the 2026 season. The Dream are currently in the WNBA Finals against the Golden State Valkyries, and Reese continues to contribute to the stat sheet well into the postseason. On…
She was outstanding.
Gabby Williams: "We have to just go back to our defense, and that will get our offense going" The post Can the Valkyries offense do enough to come back in the Finals? appeared first on The IX Sports.
WNBAAngel Reese and Veronica Burton are the star power on the floor, but what about courtside and in the stands?
WNBAFormer Indiana Fever guard Megan McConnell is currently playing in Australia.
He changed his tune.
Patrick makes an interesting comparison for Angel Reese and Moses Malone.
WNBAAfter the Atlanta Dream’s 68-64 Game 1 defeat to the Golden State Valkyries, Angel Reese, who went scoreless in the second half, told the media she wasn’t “aggressive enough with the ball” and would do a better job the next game. Sure enough, the Bayou Barbie became the youngest player in WNBA history to record at least 30 points and 15 rebounds in Game 2 of the WNBA Finals.
The U.S. Vice President is sounding off.
WNBAOn the heels of the latest WNBA national anthem controversy, Riley Gaines is calling for real consequences. The WNBA national anthem controversy has flared up again during the Finals, with both teams repeatedly ducking off the court right before the anthem starts.
WNBAEnes Kanter still hasn’t gotten over his ejection at the Fever vs. Aces game.
The WNBA wants a bigger audience, greater commercial success, and the recognition that comes with being a major sports league. And, of course, to a large extent, the league has enjoyed a great deal of this commercial success over the past few seasons.
Two WNBA PR employees found themselves under fire after remaining seated for the national anthem. The WNBA’s anthem controversy is back in the spotlight, and the scrutiny just keeps growing.
WNBANick Wright has been left impressed with what he has seen from Angel Reese during the 2026 WNBA Finals so far. After Game 3, which took place on Wednesday, Reese became the first player in league history to drop three consecutive triple-doubles in her first three Finals games and is the youngest player in WNBA Finals history to record three straight double-doubles.
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WNBAAngel Reese and the Atlanta Dream’s rapid rise to the WNBA Finals has reignited a familiar debate, especially with her rival Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever being eliminated in the first round of the playoffs, and social media users are once again comparing the two, with some even putting Reese in front. However, for veteran sports journalist Dan Patrick, Reese’s recent success doesn’t automatically make her the better basketball player, arguing that the two cannot be easily compared.
Enes Kanter Freedom is taking his fight straight to the top, demanding a meeting with Adam Silver. Enes Kanter’s feud with the WNBA has only gotten messier lately.
WNBAThe Atlanta Dream are now one step closer to winning their first-ever WNBA championship, with Angel Reese playing a starring role. After losing the first game of the series, Reese stepped up in a big way during Game 2, scoring 30 points in a 79-65 win, becoming the youngest player in WNBA Finals history to record 30+ points and 15+ rebounds in one match.