Angel Reese delivered another standout performance Monday night, securing a franchise milestone for the Atlanta Dream while helping her team secure a decisive victory.
The Dream improved to 20-12 with a thorough win over the Toronto Tempo, who fell to 10-22. Reese finished with 20 points on 50 percent shooting from the field and grabbed 14 rebounds.
That combination gave her a double-double, her 22nd of the 2026 WNBA season. The mark broke the Atlanta Dream’s all-time franchise record for the most double-doubles in a single season.
“She IS the Double-Diva,” the Dream posted on X. “She IS at the top of her game. And she IS etched into Atlanta Dream history with the most double-doubles in a single season.”
Reese has been on a strong run lately. She has posted a double-double in five of her past six games. With 12 regular-season contests still remaining, she has room to add to the new franchise standard.
At her current pace, the All-Star forward also stands a realistic chance of challenging Alyssa Thomas’ league record for the most double-doubles in a single WNBA season.
Reese is putting up solid numbers across the board this year. She is averaging 15.8 points, 11.9 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 1.7 steals per game for the Dream.
Her rebounding average leads the entire league. If she stays atop the charts through the end of the regular season, she will capture her third consecutive rebounds title since entering the WNBA.
The Chicago Sky traded Reese to Atlanta in April. Since arriving, she has made clear that her main focus is winning a championship rather than individual accolades.
Barring an unexpected late collapse, the Dream are positioned to reach the playoffs. That would give Reese her first experience with postseason basketball in the WNBA after she was selected seventh overall in the 2024 draft.
Reese has stayed relatively quiet amid outside noise elsewhere in the league. Instead of engaging in distractions, she has concentrated on her own game and the team’s results.
Her consistency on the boards and ability to fill the stat sheet have become reliable features of Atlanta’s approach this season. Teammates and coaches have benefited from her physical presence inside and her willingness to do the dirty work.
The Dream now turn their attention to the rest of the week. They will travel to face the Connecticut Sun on Thursday before returning home to host the Indiana Fever on Sunday.
Those matchups offer additional chances for Reese to continue building on her record-setting total. Every remaining game presents another opportunity to pad the numbers while keeping Atlanta in strong playoff positioning.
Throughout the campaign, Reese has shown the kind of steady production that defines reliable frontcourt players. Her ability to score efficiently and control the glass has helped stabilize the Dream’s lineup night after night.
Fans in Atlanta have taken notice of the quiet dominance. What once seemed like a solid mid-tier season for a young star has turned into a record-breaking campaign that is rewriting the franchise history books.
As the regular season heads into its final stretch, the focus remains on collective success. Reese has repeatedly emphasized that individual numbers matter less to her than advancing deep into the postseason and competing for a title.
The combination of her personal milestones and the team’s winning record creates a promising outlook. With the new double-double mark already secured, the remaining games will determine how much further she can push both the franchise and league standards.
Monday’s performance against Toronto served as the latest example of that steady excellence. Twenty points and 14 rebounds may not always generate the loudest headlines, but they have become the foundation of a special season for both Reese and the Atlanta Dream.
