Angel Reese leads Atlanta Dream in win over Los Angeles Sparks
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 5:16 AM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

Angel Reese showcased a standout performance for the Atlanta Dream in their game against the Los Angeles Sparks on August 20, 2026. Reese achieved a historic feat, going 9-9 from the field, contributing significantly to a 124-88 victory. During the game, she had a personal 10-0 run, highlighted by two three-pointers, which gained viral attention on social media. This performance comes as Reese continues to develop her game, addressing previous criticisms regarding her scoring efficiency. Fans expressed their appreciation for her incredible game as she builds her reputation in the WNBA.
- •Angel Reese scored 24 points with perfect shooting in the game.
- •Atlanta Dream won 124-88 against Los Angeles Sparks.
- •Reese's 10-0 run included two three-pointers.
- •Fans rallied online to support Reese following the game.
- •The performance may enhance Reese's profile in the WNBA.
- 5:16 AMYahoo Sports — ‘Where the haters at?’ – WNBA fans can’t get enough of Angel Reese dominating in epic 10-0 run
"Angel Reese is getting a lot of love online after her historically efficient performance in the Atlanta Dream’s latest win. There was one particular run she went on that fans enjoyed most.
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