Angel Reese Fires Back At Reporter With Bold Claim After Historic WNBA Rebounding Night
Angel Reese continues to rewrite the WNBA record books. Just two days after posting a career-high 31 points in a road win at Phoenix, the Atlanta Dream forward delivered another statement performance against the Los Angeles Sparks on Monday night. This time, her big night on the glass was not the only story out of Los [...]
Atlanta Dream's Angel Reese made history once again with an extraordinary rebounding performance in a recent WNBA game. The 26 rebounds she gathered against the Los Angeles Sparks broke Chamique Holdsclaw's single-game WNBA record of 24, set in 2003. Reese's night marked a statement win for the Atlanta Dream, who went on to defeat the Sparks 78-71, extending their perfect 4-0 road trip.
Reese's double-digit scoring performance added to her season total, surpassing A’Ja Wilson's previous single-season rebounding record for the WNBA. Despite initial confusion over her comment about setting an "NBA record," Reese remained unapologetic, reinforcing her confidence in her abilities. The Dream's perfect start to their road trip and Reese's dominance on the boards have put them in a strong position heading into their final playoff push, as they currently hold a 25-13 record.
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