Angel Reese’s final Year 3 résumé:
Regular season:
16.4 PPG | 12.1 RPG | 2.8 APG | 1.8 SPG
Playoffs:
16.1 PPG | 11.0 RPG | 2.6 APG | 1.7 BPG | +81
103.7 ORtg | 93.6 DRtg | +10.1 Net
🏆 WNBA DPOY
• All-WNBA Second Team
• All-Defensive First Team
• WNBA All-Star
• Led the league in rebounds
• Record 521 rebounds
• Record 206 offensive rebounds
• Record 32 double-doubles
• Record 26 rebounds in one game
• Helped lead Atlanta to Game 7 of the WNBA Finals
A historic third season for Angel Reese.
The Atlanta Dream reached Game 7 of the Finals without a full offseason together. Now this core gets time to build chemistry, strengthen its offensive identity and learn from an entire playoff run. Atlanta isn’t starting over; it’s building on a championship foundation.
The Atlanta Dream were 10-4 when Angel Reese attempted 15+ shots this season:
Regular season: 5-4
Playoffs: 5-0
Atlanta never lost a playoff game when Angel reached 15 attempts. The numbers are clear the Dream were at their best when they kept Angel involved offensively.
The 2027 Atlanta Dream should be built around:
Angel Reese — centerpiece
Rhyne Howard — perimeter co star
Jordin Canada — offensive organizer
Allisha Gray — two way scoring stabilizer
Naz Hillmon — lineup connector
Keep developing Isobel Borlase and Madina Okot.
Atlanta’s priorities should be a dependable backup point guard, bench shooting, another late clock creator and additional frontcourt depth.
The championship foundation is already in place. Strengthen it don’t disrupt it.
#ATLDream
What an incredible honor to be apart of @EBONY’s inaugural Court 🥹
To be honored alongside so many of the great talents that came before me felt SO good! This is your reminder to stop and smell the flowers and really enjoy the fruits of the seeds you’ve sown.
It’s just so crazy because I’m just getting started. Thank you again @EBONY 🙏🏾
a program-changing player.
@JacyAbii is the only player this season to have at least 10 points, 10 rebounds, four assists, four steals and four blocks in a game
#GoIrish
@nobarashxmmer@TraeK_ Her and Pao didn’t take her minutes in the regular season seriously that’s why they didn’t play in the playoffs. You can’t be defensive liability’s when trying to secure minutes
Atlanta’s half court offense struggles when players become too stagnant and there’s not enough off ball movement. I’d like to see more Zoom actions to create movement, force defensive decisions, and generate better looks. I’d also like to see Atlanta incorporate more Horns sets to create different scoring opportunities.
@S_Carter532@Kingron_b Go watch that tape again they was leaving shooters wide open in a zone trying to play the percentages LSU caught fire on the perfect night
If you go back and watch their transition clips, you’ll notice a consistent pattern: the players without the ball is almost always trailing the play instead of sprinting ahead.
They rarely get out in front of the ball to fill lanes, stretch the defense, or create easy scoring opportunities in transition.