Angel Reese is dominating the WNBA Finals, averaging 21.7 points and 13.3 rebounds while proving she belongs among basketball’s biggest stars.
Angel Reese has heard the criticism throughout her career, but what she’s doing in the WNBA Finals right now is making her haters look absolutely ridiculous.
Through the first three games of the Finals, the Atlanta Dream superstar is averaging an incredible 21.7 points, 13.3 rebounds, and 2.0 steals per game, leading both teams in scoring and rebounding.
And somehow, those numbers don’t even tell the entire story.
Reese is shooting an absurd 56.4% from the field and 75% from three-point range.
For a player who has consistently faced criticism about her offensive abilities, those shooting percentages are a massive statement. She’s not just dominating the glass anymore. She’s becoming a legitimate offensive weapon who can hurt opponents in multiple ways.
But what makes this performance even more impressive is the stage.
This isn’t some meaningless regular-season stretch. These are the WNBA Finals, where the pressure is at its highest and every possession matters.
And Reese looks completely comfortable being the biggest star on the floor.
For years, critics have questioned whether Reese could become more than an elite rebounder. Now, she’s putting together a Finals performance that could completely change the conversation surrounding her career.
Atlanta brought Reese in to help deliver a championship, and she’s doing everything possible to make that dream a reality.
If she continues playing at this level, the Dream could be celebrating their first championship in franchise history.
Love her or hate her, Angel Reese is proving that she was built for moments like this.
