These Kelsey Plum’s takes are HILARIOUS! delusional fans think she’s coming to ATL to play 2nd fiddle to Angel Reese when she didn’t even want to play 2nd fiddle to the best player in the league Aja Wilson. IG AR can’t make it with Rhyne and Lish she won’t make it with any guard
Rhyne Howard& Allisha Gray are top 10 guards in the league. They are willing to take a back seat to Angel Reese’s fame& spotlight. You won’t find better guards that are willing to do that. If AR is having issues with every guards she’s teammates with, maybe she has to be better
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Replying to @NickAndreATR
We also wouldn’t have been in game 7 if the finals without her either
If a player is always going to a team with bad guards, could that said player be possibly a guard killer?! There is only one common thread in every move. Why do guards suddenly play so bad when said player comes to that team.
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Replying to @nowaaron_
They do to much relaxing as a team off ball , the Valks always moving when the ball moves when they on defense
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I support Angel Reese because I love women’s basketball. I want her to succeed because she helps move the needle, and I enjoy watching talented, competitive players push the sport forward.
That doesn’t put her above criticism.
She played horribly during parts of these Finals, and there’s plenty to critique: finishing, shot selection, turnovers, and stretches where her offensive execution simply wasn’t good enough.
Rebounding matters so much to the game……BUT so does what happens after you get the ball.
Supporting her doesn’t require defending every possession, every decision she makes, or every reaction she has. I can respect her competitiveness and still question how she handles certain moments.
Two things can be true at once.
Some people think support requires making excuses for her. Others think criticism requires personal hatred.
Both groups need to grow up.
I love the sport enough to take her game seriously. That means giving her credit and holding her accountable. Some will only do one or the other; which is very telling.
I’m rooting for Angel and her growth all around. I’m not applying for her public relations department.
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The angel Reese slander is gonna be diabolical for the next 48 hours on this app . As long as it’s strictly basketball ( it probably won’t be ) don’t have a problem with it when stuff was said all series to the other team
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Missed layups, unable to get a rebound in the clutch, zero adjustments in stopping Gabby Williams, Soft fouls while they are stiff-arming and lowering their shoulder. That’s what it came down to for the Dream. Brutal loss
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🚨 Atlanta Dream FINAL 2026 Playoff Defensive Numbers!
📊 Defensive PPP | Opp FG% | Opp eFG%
🔒 Rhyne Howard: 0.801 | 31.3% | 37.5%
🔒 Jordin Canada: 0.816 | 35.5% | 40.1%
🔒 Allisha Gray: 0.829 | 35.7% | 42.9%
🔒 DeWanna Bonner: 0.833 | 33.3% | 41.2%
🔒 Naz Hillmon: 0.873 | 38.2% | 45.5%
🔒 Isabel Borlase: 0.877 | 37.0% | 45.4%
🔒 Angel Reese: 0.938 | 36.2% | 46.4%
📉 KEY TAKEAWAYS:
▪️ Howard led the rotation in defensive PPP allowed (0.801) and opponent FG% (31.3%).
▪️ Canada held opponents to just 25.6% from three.
▪️ Gray led Atlanta with a 13.8% forced turnover rate.
▪️ Bonner allowed only 0.833 PPP and 33.3% FG shooting.
▪️ Reese allowed 0.938 PPP, but individual possession defense doesn’t fully capture her rebounding, help defense and overall defensive impact.
Atlanta’s perimeter defense was one of its biggest strengths throughout the postseason.
The numbers show why this team was so difficult to score against.



















