Angel Reese eyes record double-double against Sky on June 9
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 8, 2026, 5:25 PM
Last updated Jun 8, 2026
Angel Reese of the Atlanta Dream is close to tying an all-time record with 56 double-doubles in her first 74 games. The WNBA player will have the opportunity to match the mark set by Blake Griffin if she secures a double-double in the upcoming game against her former team, the Chicago Sky, on June 9. Reese's rebounding skills have drawn comparisons to Griffin, making her a standout in WNBA history. The challenge will be significant, as the Sky boast a strong frontcourt led by Kamilla Cardoso, which could complicate her efforts to achieve the milestone.
- •Reese has 56 double-doubles in her first 74 games.
- •She plays for the Atlanta Dream after time with the Chicago Sky.
- •Reese can tie Griffin's record with a double-double on June 9.
- •The Sky's frontcourt features talented center Kamilla Cardoso.
- •Reese is one of four players with over 50 double-doubles in their first 75 games.
- 5:25 PMYahoo Sports — Dream's Angel Reese is setting such a dominant record that her only competition is an NBA star
"Angel does things differently than everyone in WNBA history.
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