Angel Reese’s record rebounding night in Los Angeles
Reese spent Monday night in Los Angeles missing shots and rewriting the WNBA record book anyway. The Atlanta forward pulled down 26 rebounds in a 78 to 71 win over the Sparks, breaking a single game l
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Rolling Out reports that Angel Reese spent Monday night in Los Angeles missing shots and rewriting the WNBA record book anyway, pulling down 26 rebounds in a 78 to 71 win over the Sparks. The Atlanta forward broke a single game league record that had stood since 2003 and passed the single season mark in the same outing. It was the kind of performance that redefines what dominance looks like when the ball is not falling.
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