Dream’s Reese shatters rebounding records with 26 boards in Sparks win
Angel Reese grabbed 26 rebounds against the Los Angeles Sparks, breaking the WNBA’s single-game rebounding record and setting a new single-season mark for the Atlanta Dream.
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Angel Reese shatters WNBA rebounding records with 26-rebound night
Angel Reese grabbed a career‑high 26 rebounds to break the WNBA single‑game record, while also setting the league’s single‑season rebounding mark at 458 as the Dream beat the Sparks; she added 11 points, 3 assists, and 3 steals, helping Atlanta strengthen its playoff push.
Reese Sets Rebound Records as Dream Top Sparks in 78-71 Win
Angel Reese set a WNBA single-game rebound record with 26 boards and, four days later, pushed the season total rebounds mark to 458 as the Atlanta Dream beat the Los Angeles Sparks 78-71. The win improves Atlanta to 25-13 and keeps them No. 4 in the playoff standings, a half-game behind the Aces for No. 3. Reese had previously become the first player with at least 20 points, 10 rebounds, five assists and three steals without missing a shot. Atlanta next faces Connecticut before a three-week World Cup break.
Reese shatters two WNBA rebounding records in Dream win
Angel Reese pulled down a WNBA-record 26 rebounds and added 11 points to register a 27th double-double as the Atlanta Dream beat the Los Angeles Sparks 78-71. Her 26 boards broke Chamique Holdsclaw’s 2003 mark, and she entered the season rebounding total with 458, seven more than A’ja Wilson’s 2024 pace. The performance capped a 4-0 West Coast trip for Atlanta and underscored Reese's ongoing dominance on the glass.
Reese shatters rebound records as Dream topple Sparks
Angel Reese set both a single-game and season rebounding record as the Atlanta Dream defeated the Los Angeles Sparks.
Reese Calls Out Toy Thrown on Court During Dream's Blowout Win
During the Atlanta Dream's 124-88 rout of the Los Angeles Sparks, Angel Reese pointed out the person who tossed a neon-green sex toy onto the court, shouting “Right there! Get him!” while delivering a 9-for-9 shooting night (20 points) with 10 rebounds, 8 assists and 3 steals as the Dream set a franchise scoring record. The moment followed a string of similar on-court toy incidents at WNBA games.
Sex toy on court rekindles WNBA drama as Angel Reese reacts
During the Dream–Sparks game in Los Angeles, a sex toy was hurled onto the court in the third quarter, and Angel Reese quickly called out the incident; the moment echoes last summer’s wave of toy-throwing across WNBA games that led to two arrests and drew broad attention, highlighting ongoing tensions over rivalry, star power, and league governance.
Green sex toy disrupts WNBA game as suspect flees court
During a Dream–Sparks game at Crypto.com Arena, a green sex toy was hurled onto the court, prompting quick security action and a fleeing suspect; the incident follows last year’s string of disruptions and the league’s warning that fans throwing objects face ejections, a minimum one-year ban, and possible arrest.
Dream blames league as WNBA security asks fans to cover shirts at Atlanta game
At a Fever–Dream game in Atlanta, WNBA security reportedly asked several fans to cover their shirts — including XX-XY Athletics gear and a pro-transgender shirt — a move the Atlanta Dream said it was not involved in and that fell short of league standards; the league apologized, saying it should not have happened, but no individual responsible has been named.
Transphobia Sparks Controversy at WNBA Game Between Fever and Dream
Defector columnist Tom Ley analyzes the Fever–Dream game where fans wore XX-XY shirts denouncing trans people, notes that security asked them to cover the shirts, and cites the league’s and Dream’s statements criticizing that action. The piece argues the league and team are coddling anti-trans messaging and critiques how media framing sanitizes the incident, calling out the broader dismissiveness toward transgender rights in the arena.
Fever edge Dream in OT as Clark shares a viral smile at late misses
Indiana Fever defeated the Atlanta Dream 95-91 in overtime after late missed shots by Howard, Reese and Hillmon, with Caitlin Clark seen smiling on the Fever bench as the buzzer sounded.
Clark’s Viral Smile After Reese’s Misses Game-Winner
Indiana Fever beat the Atlanta Dream 95-91 in overtime after Angel Reese’s late putback miss; a camera caught Caitlin Clark smiling toward her rival as Reese exited the floor, a moment that went viral. Clark had 26 points and 9 assists, while Reese finished with 15 points, 14 rebounds and six assists.
XX-XY Shirts Trigger Ejection Threat at Fever-Dream Clash
During overtime at the Fever vs. Dream game in Atlanta, a security guard told mom Kasey Thomason and her daughter Annie to cover their XX-XY Athletics shirts or leave, claiming the shirts were offensive; they complied after a brief protest, wearing Dream Wellness shirts to finish the game. The Thomasons described the incident as discriminatory and highlighted broader debates over clothing and gender messaging in stadiums, noting related XX-XY shirt controversies elsewhere. Fox News Digital/OutKick reported the details and the Fever/Dream did not immediately comment.
Clark's OT heroics lift Fever past Dream in thriller
Caitlin Clark scored 26 points and sank clutch free throws in overtime to seal a 95-91 Indiana Fever win over the Atlanta Dream after Angel Reese's late regulation miss; Indiana rode a strong defensive fourth quarter and OT surge, with Kelsey Mitchell adding 20 points while Allisha Gray led Atlanta with 32.
Crucial Fever-Dream Finale Sets Up Playoff Seeding Showdown
Two marquee stars, Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, headline a high-stakes Fever–Dream finale on Aug. 16 as playoff seeding hangs in the balance: Indiana sits 0.5 games ahead of Atlanta for fourth, the tiebreaker could decide home-court in a likely 4 vs. 5 matchup, and both teams enter with momentum.