WNBA NewsYesterday, Oct 16, 2026

Which Valkyries and Dream players have played the best so far in the postseason heading into the WNBA Finals?

Dream forward Angel Reese is embracing her first trip to the WNBA Finals with open arms, saying she's not about to "shy away from the moment" against the Valkyries.

Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham returned to her alma mater.

After 13 years, the Atlanta Dream are finally back in the WNBA Finals, with Angel Reese and Co. now chasing the franchise’s first championship.

Angel Reese earned the Bayou Barbie nickname back at LSU for her glamorous on-court appearance: eyelash extensions and long pink nails. Now, after leading the Atlanta Dream to the WNBA finals, she has earned another recognition, now across sports, courtesy of Atlanta Hawks star CJ McCollum.

With just over four seconds remaining on the clock in overtime, Angel Reese made her second free throw to give the Dream a 101-98 lead in Game 2 of the semifinals. The New York Liberty took the ball out of bounds for a chance to tie the game, leaving everyone surprised that they didn’t use their reset timeout.

Indiana Fever rookie Raven Johnson celebrated her successful debut season.

Kate Martin celebrated he former teammate's WNBA feat.

Caitlin Clark's Prominent Nike Display Irks Atlanta Dream Fan Before WNBA Finals

Following the Indiana Fever’s 102-85 blowout loss in Game 1 against the Las Vegas Aces in the first round of the playoffs, Caitlin Clark was asked how she would grade her team’s defensive effort. “An F,” the 24-year-old replied.

Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese had strong words for an NBA star after getting a new nickname before the WNBA Finals.

Angel Reese made her first ever All-Defensive team in 2026.