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Angel Reese Snubbed From Starting Spot in the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game

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Angel Reese of the Atlanta Dream has redefined tenacity on the boards so far in her professional basketball career. Reese led the WNBA in rebounding in her first two seasons in the league, including setting the total rebounds (446) and rebounds-per-game (13.1) records during her rookie season. Now in her third season, the 6-foot-4 forward is once again at the top of the league in rebounds per game (11.6), with Jessica Shepard of the Dallas Wings on her tail (11.5).

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‘So Much Jealousy’ – Controversy Erupts As WNBA Players Vote Caitlin Clark As the 11th Best Guard In the League

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The starting lineups for the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game are out, and Caitlin Clark will headline the list of starters alongside reigning MVP A’ja Wilson and Paige Bueckers. However, the player vote for the All-Star Game stirred controversy, and fans were quick to share their frustration.

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Liberty’s Breanna Stewart to start WNBA All-Star Game for sixth consecutive season

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NEW YORK — For the sixth consecutive season, Liberty forward Breanna Stewart is voted in as an All-Star Game starter. The league announced the honor Thursday, giving Stewart eight total All-Star Game appearances in her 10-year WNBA career. Stewart is now set to join a list of first-timers and seasoned All-Stars when the exhibition takes place at Chicago’s United Center on July 25. Rookie ...

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‘It’s So Strange’ — Congressman Calls Out WNBA’s ‘Bizarre’ Marketing of Caitlin Clark

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Updated Jul 6, 10:29 PM ET

Caitlin Clark continues to be one of the most divisive players in the WNBA, dividing opinion despite being one of the league’s best players and biggest superstars. Congressman Brendan Boyle of Philadelphia has questioned the way the WNBA has marketed Clark since her arrival in the league.

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