Atlanta Dream Star Angel Reese Sets WNBA Single-Game, Single-Season Rebounding Records
Angel Reese of the Atlanta Dream made WNBA history twice on Monday (8/24) against the Los Angeles Sparks.
Angel Reese of the Atlanta Dream made WNBA history twice on Monday (8/24) against the Los Angeles Sparks.
She's feeling confident.
Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese is having a historic season, breaking multiple major records. In the Dream’s recent 78-71 victory over the Los…


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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - AUGUST 24: Angel Reese #5 of the Atlanta Dream reacts against the Los Angeles Sparks during the fourth quarter at…
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She can't be stopped.
No one has dominated the boards quite like the Bayou Barbie.
Angel Reese set multiple WNBA rebounding records in the Dream vs Sparks game, leading Atlanta to a 78-71 win over LA. The post Angel Reese Shatters…
Angel Reese gives Atlanta Dream extra possessions and interior control.
It’s become routine for Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese to break league records, but she just broke two of the top ones.The Dream pulled off a…
Gray was in awe like the rest of us.
On Monday night, Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese had a historic performance on the glass, hauling in a WNBA record 26 rebounds. However, that wasn’t…
Angel Reese breaks Chamique Holdsclaw's record in the WNBA.
Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese has already solidified herself as one of the greatest rebounders in the history of the WNBA, and now she has a record…


In addition to the single-game record, Reese passed A'ja Wilson for the most rebounds in a single season in league history
Angel Reese made WNBA history twice in one night, grabbing 26 rebounds to shatter both single-game and single-season league records.
Here's a look at how the two records Reese broke in a single contest.