‘I’m not satisfied’: Angel Reese has strong words after WNBA news

Angel Reese is amid her best season in the WNBA. The Atlanta Dream star forward once again made history on Saturday during the team’s win over the Chicago Sky. She also delivered some strong words during her postgame interview.

Reese finished with 23 points, 10 rebounds and four assists in the 106-81 victory. She has already rewritten the history books earlier this season by recording the most rebounds in a single game and in a campaign. Saturday’s performance was also her 31st double-double this year.

The Dream improved to 28-14 for the season and are now just half-a-game behind the Las Vegas Aces for third place. Reese and Co. are assured of a playoff berth but want to make sure they finish in the best position possible.

Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese (5) celebrates the win over the Dallas Wings.

Angel Reese has a message for the rest of the WNBA

Reese spoke about what her goals are after breaking several records. She made it clear that she has her sights set on winning multiple titles and owning more records.

“I’m not satisfied,” Reese said. “This is just the beginning (and) this is the start. This is year three for me. I want to be in the league for a good amount of time, I want to win championships. I wanna break records and I’m just happy being in Atlanta, I wanna do it all in Atlanta.”

Angel Reese on her play this season:

“I’m not satisfied. This is just the beginning. This is the start. This is year three for me. I want to be in the league for a good amount of time. I want to win championships.”pic.twitter.com/Of5vSD9Us7

— Underdog WNBA (@UnderdogWNBA) September 20, 2026

The 24-year-old surpassed the 500-rebound mark on Saturday to become the first player in league history to do so. The 44-game schedule will allow her to add more to her total with the Dream still with two games left on its schedule.

Reese and Co. will return to action on Tuesday to take on the New York Liberty. It’s the first of a two-game set, with both matchups scheduled to be played at Barclay’s Center. Atlanta aims to sweep both games to catch Las Vegas and fed off the Indiana Fever, which is hot on their heels.