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CEO of New Generations Creations • 22 • ♑️ • MIND 🧠, BODY 💪🏾, SOUL ☮️

[Yahoo Sports @YahooSports]

The Dream get their FIRST WNBA Finals win in franchise history 🤯

Atlanta made the Finals three previous times and left without a win each run ... until TONIGHT 👏 🅰️

[WNBA @WNBA]

Angel Reese is THE STANDARD 🚨

30 PTS
16 REB
3 AST
2 BLKS
10-16 FG

Her efforts helped ATL take Game 2 of the #2026WNBAFinals and tie the series 1-1.

#WNBASeason30

[Atlanta Dream @AtlantaDream]

FIRST-EVER DREAM WIN IN FINALS HISTORY ✅ ATL, LET'S GO!

#AllForAtlanta | @lendistry

[chapo @MVPREESE]

dream bouncing back today fuck the noise ✌🏾

[Mostly WNBA Tweets  @MostlyWNBA]

...and I want y'all to realize that.

[Angel Reese @Reese10Angel]

364 DAYS LATER…

[Atlanta Dream @AtlantaDream]

THAT’S ANOTHER SERIES SWEEP 🧹

YOUR ATLANTA DREAM ARE HEADED TO THE 2026 WNBA FINALS 🅰️

#AllForAtlanta

[Angel Reese @Reese10Angel]

make sure that apology is as loud as the disrespect. 😘

[MLB @MLB]

Repost if your team won NLDS Game 2 🔥

[I talk hoops 🏀 @trendyhoopstars]

Caitlin Clark is heading into Year 4 of her WNBA career, and somehow we are still having the same conversation about viewership and attendance.

Today, Christine Brennan used her platform not to talk about the players who actually performed in Game 1 of the semifinals, but to compare the attendance for Angel Reese and Atlanta’s semifinal matchup to Dream games against Indiana.

And my question is: who cares?

Atlanta is still playing in a venue that’s drawing more than three times as many fans as its postseason venue did last season. Reese doesn’t decide how many tickets are made available for sale. And Atlanta has already shown it can draw huge crowds, selling more than 17,000 tickets for games against Las Vegas and Chicago.

So Caitlin Clark leads in viewership. And?
She leads in jersey sales. And?
She draws enormous crowds. And?
And? And? And? I’m sorry, but again, who is supposed to care?

Why would anyone expect other WNBA players to generate the same numbers when no other player has received anything close to the same level of mainstream exposure and media attention?

Said it before: at some point, some of these trusted media voices stop looking like reporters covering the league and start looking like paid fans.

And the fact that this is what Caitlin Clark’s career has been reduced to is honestly such an unfortunate thing to see.

Why are we still comparing the success of Angel Reese, a National Champion and Defensive Player of the Year winner contributing to a team currently playing in the semifinals, to Caitlin Clark, whose résumé consists of first-round exits?

Both are great players.

But seriously, there doesn’t always have to be a comparison.

It probably won’t stop.

But it should.

[PrizePicks @PrizePicks]

- Braves beat the Phillies in the postseason for the first time ever
- Dream make the WNBA semifinals for the first time since 2018
- Angel Reese wins DPOY
- Atlanta sports kinda cooking rn

[Angel Reese @Reese10Angel]

@latto certified. MISS DPOY.

[WNBA @WNBA]

From one Angel to another 😇

Angel Reese’s mom does the honors of surprising her with the 2026 @Kia Defensive Player of the Year Award!

#KIADPOY | #WNBASeason30

[Atlanta Dream @AtlantaDream]

ON TO THE NEXT ONE 🅰️

YOUR Atlanta Dream are on their way back to the city with the series dub!

The WNBA Semifinals start THIS SUNDAY at @StateFarmArena

Don’t miss your chance to see the action up close. Tickets are available NOW: https://t.co/2NbzPT715o

[TizzyEnt @TizzyEnt]

"Fan" behavior?

[Etan Thomas @etanthomas36]

#NolanWells #LindsayClancy

[Stan @stantheman31]

On to the Aggies now let me decide what shirt I’m gonna order for next weeks gold game. See yall in Death Valley

[amii @amiinabilee]

We want to take this time to send prayers to the parents and family of Nolan Wells, as today would be his 19th birthday. There is still no information regarding what actually happened to him. 💔 As a community, we are not letting this go. Justice

[LongTime🤓FirstTime👨‍💻 @LongTimeHistory]

McDonald's manager follows 16 year old Black girls into bathroom—accuses them of doing crack cocaine.

Then throws a punch at the girl filming.

Knocking the girl down & cracking her phone down on the pavement.

"Just because she's a young lady of color," mom wrote.

"My daughter didn't deserve this regardless of what she may have said to him... I am doing things the right and legal way to make sure all these young children get justice."

Incident occurred at the McDonald's location in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota.

Heather Evans doesn't have an account on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.

[The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center @TheKingCenter]

What happened to #NolanWells? @tatereeves