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The Indiana Fever continue to be a topic of conversation in the WNBA. Indiana’s historic crowds brought unprecedented attention, but the atmosphere inside the arena frequently became a talking point across the league.
Angel Reese might want to spend less time complaining about the referees and more time figuring out how to make a layup. Following her offensive struggles in the WNBA Finals, Reese criticized the officiating, claiming that her team wasn’t getting enough foul calls. There’s just one problem with that argument. A viral post claims the…
Angel Reese has been unreal in the WNBA playoffs and continues to set new WNBA Finals records.
WNBAAngel Reese had another brilliant performance in the WNBA Finals to help the Atlanta Dream to secure a dominant 80-69 win against the Golden State Valkyries. The Bayou Barbie finished the game with 15 points and 14 boards, while also contributing a steal and a block.
WNBA Finals ticket prices swung from $23 in Atlanta to $396 in San Francisco within days.
WNBAAngel Reese is taking heat online for a postgame remark after the Atlanta Dream beat the Golden State Valkyries 80-69 on Thursday to extend the WNBA Finals. Golden State had a chance to clinch the championship at State Farm Arena, but Atlanta kept its season alive.
WNBAThe WNBA Finals have featured plenty of physical basketball, but one matchup has repeatedly found itself at the center of the conversation. Just days after a controversial no-call involving Veronica Burton and Rhyne Howard drew criticism from Atlanta’s side, the two guards were once again involved in a sequence that quickly grabbed attention during Game 6.
WNBAIndiana was meant to be the WNBA’s prime destination, but that’s not the case now. The conversation around Indiana Fever fandom has sparked debate across the WNBA, with critics and defenders viewing the atmosphere through vastly different lenses.
WNBAFormer LSU women's basketball star Angel Reese led the Atlanta Dream to a Game 6 win, keeping their season alive.
ATLANTA (AP) — There should be no problem with the Golden State Valkyries and Atlanta Dream approaching the first WNBA Finals Game 7 in league history with a sense of urgency.Then again, that's what Golden State coach Natalie Nakase thought about Game 6.
WNBAThe Atlanta Dream forced a WNBA Finals Game 7 but Angel Reese's tough Game 6 highlights go mega-viral across social media platforms.
WNBAThe Dream need to bring the same mentality that let them dictated the first half of Game 6 to the title game.