WNBA Announcer Makes Bold Prediction on Angel Reese As Atlanta Dream Star Makes History With Exclusive Milestone
Reese’s 26 rebounds set a WNBA single-game mark as Atlanta beat Minnesota and moved into a tie for first place.
- The WNBA officially hit pause for a 16-day FIBA World Cup break after Dallas secured the final postseason spot on August 25, finalizing all eight playoff teams.
- Minnesota continues to lead the WNBA at 31-9, but Golden State sits just two games behind after winning four straight games as every team has four games remaining.
- Angel Reese set a new WNBA single-season record with 29 double-doubles, while Caitlin Clark became the first player to record consecutive games with at least 30 points and 10 assists.
- The Wings climbed into a tie for the final playoff spots at 24-16, while Atlanta signed veteran DeWanna Bonner, a two-time champion, to bolster the Dream roster.
- Players are heading to Berlin for the FIBA World Cup during the 16-day break, with WNBA action scheduled to resume September 17 as teams prepare for final playoff positioning.
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WNBA Announcer Makes Bold Prediction on Angel Reese As Atlanta Dream Star Makes History With Exclusive Milestone
While the focus of women’s basketball has turned to the upcoming 2026 FIBA World Cup, Angel Reese’s recent achievements are still making noise on social media. Reese’s sensational run across both sides of the court has led to her hitting a unique milestone, prompting former ESPN reporter Cindy Brunson to make a bold prediction about […] The post WNBA Announcer Makes Bold Prediction on Angel Reese As Atlanta Dream Star Makes History With Exclusiv…
ESPN gives Angel Reese nickname after historic news
Angel Reese is only in her third WNBA season. However, she has already established herself as one of the best rebounders in league history. The Atlanta Dream star also recently earned a new nickname from ESPN. She broke Alyssa Thomas’ record on Sunday for most double-doubles in a single season. Reese also set a new mark on Aug. 24 for the most rebounds in a game with 26 against the Los Angeles Sparks. More importantly, the three-time All-Star’s …
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