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MVP conversations usually start with players putting up massive scoring numbers, but one WNBA legend sees something different in Angel Reese. For her, the Atlanta Dream star clearly deserves to be a part of the conversation, especially with the transformation the team has undergone over the season.
The Connecticut Sun (10-30) face the Atlanta Dream (26-14) at Gateway Center Arena in a regular-season WNBA matchup. How to Watch Sun vs Dream Connecticut enters Thursday’s game looking to bounce back after losing 97-71 to Dallas in its most…
WNBAAngel Reese and the Atlanta Dream are steadily becoming a serious contender to win the WNBA championship as they sit at No. 4, just behind defending champions Las Vegas Aces.
Jones only appeared in nine games for Atlanta after recovering from offseason knee surgery, averaging 8.2 points and 5.6 rebounds per game.
WNBAThe Atlanta Dream already know they are headed to the WNBA playoffs. Now Angel Reese and company know one important teammate will not be joining them on the floor.
WNBAThe Atlanta Dream will have to finish the rest of the WNBA season without one of their best players.
WNBAThe Connecticut Sun may be without multiple key players in Thursday night’s game against the Atlanta Dream.
WNBAFour games remain in this regular season; it only remains to be seen which teams end up securing what seed heading into the playoffs. For now, Angel Reese’s Atlanta Dream (4th) and Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever (5th) are currently positioned to face each other in the first round of the playoffs.
Angel Reese defends Kiah Stokes. | Getty Images The WNBA Defensive Player of the Year conversation has largely been a footnote in the minds of the women’s basketball public. Are the usual, leading frontrunners actually the most deserving of this award? Two candidates stand out with the strongest case for this year’s DPOY award. Here’s more on those two contenders. In the comments, let us know who you think the WNBA’s best defender has been this season. Angel Reese (Atlanta Dream) When the sea...
The WNBA playoff teams are set, but all eight seeds are up for grabs before the regular season ends Sept. 24.
Atlanta is throwing two names into the DPOY fight, but one voter is already cutting through the noise. While the Dream are campaigning for both Rhyne Howard and Angel Reese, Reese has already won over at least one official awards voter.
Atlanta and Indiana are tied entering the final week, creating the possibility of a star-filled Dream-Fever series in the first round of the WNBA playoffs.
The WNBA returns Thursday with all eight playoff teams confirmed but every seed still unsettled. Here is the complete standings update, remaining schedule and postseason picture.
WNBAAt some point, people are going to have to admit it. Angel Reese is really good at basketball. Reese has spent most of her WNBA career as one of the league’s most criticized and polarizing players. But in her first season with the Atlanta Dream, she’s putting together a ridiculous year. Through 39 games, Reese…
WNBAAngel Reese’s first season with the Atlanta Dream has led to her emergence as one of the elite two-way forwards in the WNBA. Reese is averaging 16.
WNBAThe Atlanta Dream have made their feelings clear on Angel Reese as she continues her push for major WNBA honors.
WNBAAngel Reese might be one of the most criticized players in basketball. But eventually, you have to acknowledge what she’s actually doing on the court. Reese is averaging 16.1 points and 12.4 rebounds per game during her first season with the Atlanta Dream. She’s also already broken WNBA records for rebounds in a single game,…
There were plenty of doubts around Angel Reese’s place in the Team USA roster. Her scoring was inconsistent coming into the World Cup, while her turnover issues were ever-present.
Paige Bueckers, coming off the bench, is quietly having one of the best debut tournaments for Team USA in recent memory. And while Caitlin Clark’s debut hype has gone global, Bueckers’ contributions are not being overshadowed, as Atlanta Dream co-owner and former WNBA champion Renee Montgomery recently commended the averages the Dallas Wings guard is pulling off in the World Cup.
Chicago Sky coach Tyler Marsh had strong words after a decision on Kate Martin during the 2026 WNBA season.