Angel Reese Is What Caitlin Clark WARNED Us About

The Atlanta Dream lead the 2026 WNBA Finals 2 to 1 over Golden State, and Angel Reese has a double-double in all 3 games. Caitlin Clark has never played in a WNBA Finals. In 2019, ESPN ranked Reese the No. 2 high school player in the country and Clark No. 4. Clark spent the next 6 years leaving her behind. Then, in September 2025, Clark's Fever knocked Atlanta out of the playoffs, and Clark, injured, flashed a W at the booing crowd on her way off the court. The Dream's general manager later said that was the night he decided he needed Reese. Has Angel Reese passed Caitlin Clark? Or will none of it matter until 1 of them wins a ring? Tell us in the comments, and subscribe to All W's for WNBA news and the real stories between the players. In this video: the 2020 recruiting class, LSU vs Iowa, the 2024 draft and Rookie of the Year vote, Nike vs Reebok, Clark's injuries and Reese's last season in Chicago, the W, the trade to Atlanta, 4 Fever vs Dream games in 2026, the World Cup, Defensive Player of the Year, and the first 3 games of the WNBA Finals. Chapters: 0:00 Reese is 2 wins from a title, and Clark saw it coming 0:58 The Class of 2020: Reese 2nd, Clark 4th 1:38 Passing Her: LSU, Iowa, and 66 votes to 1 3:45 2 Different Brands: Nike, Reebok, and a Barbie 5:08 Opposite Ends: Clark's injuries, Reese's last year in Chicago 6:23 The W: the night Atlanta decided on Reese 7:19 A Perfect Fit: the trade to Atlanta 8:21 Down 2 to 1: 3 games in June 9:16 August 16: the missed layup 10:22 Same Jersey: World Cup gold together 11:03 2 Endings: an award and a 1st-round exit 12:46 2 Wins Away: Reese in the Finals 14:36 Not So Fast: what Clark still has 15:41 The Race: 6 years, nobody ahead for long All W's is all WNBA, and all women. Subscribe for the latest news from around the league and the real stories between the players. Sources: Associated Press, ESPN, WNBA.com, Sports Illustrated, CBS Sports, Bleacher Report, Yahoo Sports, Sporting News, Newsweek, Forbes, Sportico, Front Office Sports, Sports Media Watch, Chicago Sun-Times, CNN, Fox News, OutKick, NBC, RealGM, TSN, Canadian Press, ClutchPoints, Yardbarker, Deadspin, Sportsnaut, HITC, Pro Football Network, License Global. #CaitlinClark #AngelReese #WNBAFinals #WNBA #AtlantaDream #IndianaFever #WNBAPlayoffs #WNBAnews