Angel Reese Just Broke Two WNBA Records in One Night
Angel Reese grabbed 26 rebounds in Atlanta's win over the Sparks, breaking a 23-year-old WNBA record and A'ja Wilson's season mark on the same night.
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Angel Reese grabbed 26 rebounds in Atlanta's win over the Sparks, breaking a 23-year-old WNBA record and A'ja Wilson's season mark on the same night.
Angel Reese dropped a career-high 31 points on 14-of-21 shooting and clinched a playoff berth for the Dream in the same night. The doubters owe her one.
A memecoin group has admitted it's behind the objects landing on WNBA courts since July 29 — and a kid already got hurt. It was never about politics.
Angel Reese went 20-10-8-3 on perfect shooting against the Sparks, a line no one in WNBA history has posted. The scouting report on her needs a rewrite.
Angel Reese shot 9-for-9 for a franchise record, the latest number in a since-the-trade stretch that makes Chicago's return look thinner by the week.
A'ja Wilson is scoring like nobody in Aces history, and Angel Reese just broke Atlanta's rebounding record. Why isn't either one the headline?
Caitlin Clark posted 26-9-3 and the Fever won in overtime, but Angel Reese's missed point-blank putback is the only thing anyone's talking about today.
One no-call on Angel Reese, one upheld call on Caitlin Clark, same night in Fever-Dream, and both fanbases found the exact bias they were already looking for.
Caitlin Clark leads the WNBA in assists, and her coach is calling her a maestro. Tonight's Fever-Dream matchup against Angel Reese puts that claim to the test.
Angel Reese needs seven double-doubles in 12 games to break the WNBA record. Run the math yourself -- her season rate already clears that bar.
Clark and Reese are both sitting at seven technical fouls after the WNBA rejected the Fever's appeal. One more from either triggers an automatic suspension.
Four minutes into Dream-Wings, Angel Reese and Paige Bueckers were chirping. Days earlier they bet $400 on it together. Only one was ever about basketball.
The WNBA deleted its own video of Paige Bueckers and Angel Reese betting on their game, then let both players walk without a fine or suspension.
Angel Reese and Wendell Carter Jr. didn't have a relationship reveal, they had a rollout, and the pacing says more about us than about them.
The Sky hosted All-Star Weekend and sent nobody. Rickea Jackson was trending toward her first bid before her ACL gave out on a roster already being gutted.
Angel Reese is a 3x All-Star averaging a near double-double for a 16-10 Dream team. Every week she stays healthy, Chicago's return gets worse, not better.
Caitlin Clark set a Fever franchise scoring record, but her seventh technical foul leaves her one shy of an automatic WNBA suspension this year.
Sandy Brondello has two WNBA titles and a résumé that commands respect. She spent 11 words dismantling it. The WNBA's response was the easy part.
Clark vs. Bueckers as captains, Tyla the night her album drops, Atlanta Dream completely shut out. WNBA All-Star has never been this loaded.
Angel Reese leads the WNBA with 17 double-doubles and scored 23 last night. The advanced stats say the Dream play better without her. Both things are true.
The WNBA markets itself on player empowerment. Then 95 eligible players skipped the All-Star ballot entirely. Angel Reese is furious. She should be.
Angel Reese had 23 and 13 for her WNBA-leading 16th double-double. She's one game from Blake Griffin's record. The doubters are out of arguments.
Angel Reese dropped "my man" and the internet exploded. The timing, platform, and language were deliberate. This is the soft launch as a power move.
Reese leads the WNBA in rebounds. Atlanta was tied atop the East. No Dream player got a starting spot. She's right — just angry at the wrong target.
Angel Reese leads the WNBA in rebounds and didn't make All-Star starters. She said it was a 'slap in the face,' and she's right about who the league rewards.
Angel Reese called the All-Star selections a 'slap in the face' — not for herself, but for Rhyne Howard and Allisha Gray. Here's what that actually cost her.
Angel Reese reached 1,000 rebounds faster than any player in WNBA history. Then she and Caitlin Clark exchanged words. I've watched it eleven times and I'm not stopping.
Angel Reese just became the fastest player ever to reach 1,000 rebounds in WNBA history — 79 games, breaking Tina Charles' record. And she's not slowing down.
Clark and Reese each hit 5 technical fouls on the same Monday. Three more for either means suspension. The WNBA sold this rivalry and never thought about what happens next.
Angel Reese hit 1,000 career rebounds in 79 games. Caitlin Clark set her own WNBA record in the same loss. Sports Twitter couldn't agree on who won — which is exactly the point.
Angel Reese mocked Caitlin Clark after a dirty-play foul call that went viral. The WNBA's best rivalry is now its biggest liability, and I'm not sure the league knows it yet.
The Nike Caitlin 1 drops October 1 at $140. Clark says the technology has never been put in a basketball shoe before. The WNBA's commercial future is on that sole.
Caitlin Clark's technical foul fine WNBA 2026: $1,000 — roughly 30 minutes of endorsement earnings. The WNBA fined its most valuable player a parking ticket.
Caitlin Clark got her fourth technical foul, named referee Tyler Mirkovich by name in the postgame — and the WNBA has no idea what to do about any of this.
Angel Reese Caitlin Clark WNBA meet Thursday in the Commissioner's Cup — and for once, both sides of the rivalry argument are under pressure simultaneously.