All-WNBA teams announced: Caitlin Clark makes first team, Angel Reese eligible for supermax
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All-WNBA teams announced: Caitlin Clark makes first team, Angel Reese eligible for supermax
Angel Reese is in for a big payday after earning All-WNBA honors in 2026. Reese, who was named to the All-WNBA second team in her first season with the Atlanta Dream, is now eligible to renegotiate her base salary in 2027 due to the Exceptional Performance on Initial Contract (EPIC) provision in the new collective bargaining agreement. The Dream can now offer Reese a maximum contract in her fourth year and a supermax extension for the subsequent three seasons. Reese is scheduled to earn $396,282
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