The Atlanta Dream enter their first-ever WNBA Finals with a key player stepping into the spotlight: Angel Reese, who is making her postseason debut after joining the team midseason. Already a standout as the league’s Defensive Player of the Year, Reese has thrived in her first playoff run, averaging double-doubles in three regular-season matchups against the Golden State Valkyries—a trend likely to continue in the championship series.
Her offensive growth this season, including a newfound comfort shooting from beyond the arc, has been a game-changer, with Reese hitting at least one three-pointer in every game of the semifinals against the New York Liberty. With the Dream’s high-scoring offense and Reese’s relentless rebounding, she could dominate the series statistically, targeting averages of 20 points and 10 rebounds per game while also expanding her role as a perimeter threat.
If she maintains this level of play, Reese could not only lead Atlanta to its first title but also claim Finals MVP honors, adding another historic achievement to her already groundbreaking rookie campaign.
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