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‘Before Caitlin Clark BTW,’ ‘Best Defensive Player in the WNBA’ — Hoops World Erupts As Angel Reese Secures 1st Playoff Series Victory

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Angel Reese has already packed plenty into the first three years of her WNBA career, but one major accomplishment had been missing from the list. The three-time All-Star finally checked that box this postseason, helping the Atlanta Dream sweep the Washington Mystics to secure her first career playoff series victory.

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‘Enough Giving Respect To The Dinosaurs’: Fans Erupt After Analyst Snubs Caitlin Clark In ‘Face Of The WNBA’ Debate - Fadeaway World

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Caitlin Clark’s resume speaks for itself. She is a 3x All-Star, 2024 Rookie of the Year, and 2025 Commissioner’s Cup champion. However, on September 30th, an analyst started the ‘face of the WNBA’ debate. He claimed A’ja Wilson is the one representing the league from the front. Fans online were quick to point out Caitlin […]

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‘Sales Are Up’: Atlanta Dream President Reveals Angel Reese’s Growing Impact - Fadeaway World

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Angel Reese’s impact on the Atlanta Dream is easy to see. Quantifying it is another story. Morgan Shaw Parker, the Dream’s president, told Sportico how the franchise measures Reese’s value after bringing the star to Atlanta. Her answer came down to two things fans can actually see: tickets and jerseys. “Yes, sales are up from […]

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Atlanta Dream currently have highest chance of winning WNBA Finals according to Opta

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The 2026 WNBA postseason is in full swing and Opta’s supercomputer shows who is currently the most likely team to go on and win this year’s WNBA Finals. Two teams have already secured their place in the second round of the playoffs, with the New York Liberty seeing off the Minnesota Lynx and the Atlanta Dream beating the Washington Mystics 2-0 in the first round.

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Stephanie White Handed $500 WNBA Punishment For How She Reacted Over a Decision Involving Lexie Hull

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The series finale between the Las Vegas Aces and the Indiana Fever was always going to be close, and as emotions rose in Q2, Fever head coach Stephanie White was handed a $500 fine. White wasn’t too impressed with a controversial call against Lexie Hull, and her immediate reaction caused her to make her way onto the court.

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