Sep 18, 2026 · 39 min · 12 segments
Angel Reese dominates, Jackie Young makes history, and Dallas looked fun. Quita breaks down all the action from the WNBA's return. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com…
Like, if you look at the, if you look at the, um, the game results, uh, on, on the screen here, you...
That kinda just tells the story, right? First, we'll talk about the Atlanta Dream, who took care of business.
I talked about it yesterday, and I was saying that, you know, um, yes, these playoff teams should win their respective games, but you just never know.
You just, you can't, you can't take your opponent for granted, and you're fighting for playoff position, so you gotta, you gotta punch first And that's exactly what the Connecticut Sun did.
They really did sh- uh, you know, uh, extend their lead in the second half and, and kinda, uh...
I mean, the game was basically over by then.
I mean, Connecticut tried to hold on as much as possible, but, like, it started with Angel Reese.
T- uh, 30 points for her, 10, or 10 rebounds.
She was 11 of 14 from the, from the field.
She, she knocked down a three-point shot, had two blocks, including one was, like, a double block.
I don't remember who was credited for the block, but, um, it was fantastic, number one.
Uh, in 25 minutes.
She did all that in 25 minutes.
This was her 30th double double of the season, and it's kinda cool.
She got her 30th double double while scoring 30 points in a game.
Um, extending the WNBA single-season record, uh, that she already broke, uh, before the World Cup.
Apparently, the gold medal wasn't enough for Angel.
She's like, "You know what? I still want more." Now, this is something I'm gonna s- this is something I'm gonna say once for every single game we talk about, okay? There is a massive talent difference between Atlanta and Connecticut, so we shouldn't read too, too, too much in this.
I read that, um, clearly, this break, non-break really for, for Rhyne and Angel, it was...
And, and Isabelle Burleigh's, um, right? Uh, that, that non-break was not a factor.
It was not a issue.
They came back roaring and looking very, very good.
Like, if you look at the, if you look at the, um, the game results, uh, on, on the screen here, you...
That kinda just tells the story, right? First, we'll talk about the Atlanta Dream, who took care of business.
I talked about it yesterday, and I was saying that, you know, um, yes, these playoff teams should win their respective games, but you just never know.
You just, you can't, you can't take your opponent for granted, and you're fighting for playoff position, so you gotta, you gotta punch first And that's exactly what the Connecticut Sun did.
They really did sh- uh, you know, uh, extend their lead in the second half and, and kinda, uh...
I mean, the game was basically over by then.
I mean, Connecticut tried to hold on as much as possible, but, like, it started with Angel Reese.
T- uh, 30 points for her, 10, or 10 rebounds.
She was 11 of 14 from the, from the field.
She, she knocked down a three-point shot, had two blocks, including one was, like, a double block.
I don't remember who was credited for the block, but, um, it was fantastic, number one.
Uh, in 25 minutes.
She did all that in 25 minutes.
This was her 30th double double of the season, and it's kinda cool.
She got her 30th double double while scoring 30 points in a game.
Um, extending the WNBA single-season record, uh, that she already broke, uh, before the World Cup.
Apparently, the gold medal wasn't enough for Angel.
She's like, "You know what? I still want more." Now, this is something I'm gonna s- this is something I'm gonna say once for every single game we talk about, okay? There is a massive talent difference between Atlanta and Connecticut, so we shouldn't read too, too, too much in this.
I read that, um, clearly, this break, non-break really for, for Rhyne and Angel, it was...
And, and Isabelle Burleigh's, um, right? Uh, that, that non-break was not a factor.
It was not a issue.
They came back roaring and looking very, very good.
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