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Angel Reese silenced her critics with a historic display for the Atlanta Dream against the Connecticut Sun. Angel Reese put on an absolute masterclass in the Atlanta Dream’s 103-59 blowout over Connecticut, dropping 30 points on an ultra-efficient 11-of-14 shooting while grabbing 10 rebounds in just 25 minutes.
WNBAKaila Charles had 16 points and matched her career high with 12 rebounds, Tiffany Hayes scored 10 points a night before her 37th birthday, and the Golden State Valkyries concluded their regular-season home schedule by beating the Seattle Storm 70-57 on Saturday night for a sixth straight win. Rookie Juste Jocyte and Laeticia Amihere each added 11 points off the bench for the Valkyries (31-11), who are in second place behind Minnesota.
At 32, Stewart has logged the sixth-most minutes in the league this season.
WNBAAngel Reese delivered on both ends, Jordin Canada controlled the offense and Atlanta finished its first-round sweep with another double-digit victory.
Paige Bueckers is in the midst of her second season in the WNBA and is now just 25 points away from breaking a record. Bueckersreturned to league action on Thursday as the Dallas Wings took on the Los Angeles Sparks.
Dallas Wings head coach Jose Fernandez had nothing but praise for his star player Paige Bueckers after the team’s season ended, following the playoff series loss against the Golden State Valkyries. The 24-year-old guard was limited to just 17 points, on 3-14 shooting from the field in a game where the Wings fought until the end, but suffered a 77-73 loss to their opponents.
WNBAThe Los Angeles Sparks hired 31-year-old Ariana Andonian as general manager after her stint with the 76ers and Delaware Blue Coats.
Sophie Cunningham doesn't understand why others are "reluctant" to acknowledge Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark.
WNBAAngel Reese arrived in a special pregame outfit.
What the Phoenix Mercury said about the 2026 season and Kelsey Plum's future on exit day.
Kelsey Mitchell is closing in on WNBA history, and as the Indiana Fever shift their focus from the FIBA World Cup to the postseason, she’s doing it under the brightest lights of her career. The Fever star knows how hard the next step will be, but she’s not backing down from the moment, to say the least.