Angel Reese Sets Six WNBA Playoff Records in Rookie Postseason Run

Chicago Sky rookie Angel Reese has etched her name into the WNBA history books during the 2024 playoffs, setting six postseason records despite her team facing elimination in a decisive Game 7. The 22-year-old forward, known for her relentless rebounding and double-double prowess, has broken records for total rebounds, offensive rebounds, and consecutive double-doubles in a single postseason. Her performances have drawn national attention, with the Sky's playoff series against the Atlanta Dream becoming a showcase for her historic run. Reese's ability to dominate the glass and control the paint has been a key storyline, even as Chicago fights to advance. Her rookie playoff numbers now stand among the greatest in league history, surpassing marks held by legends like Candace Parker and Tamika Catchings. With one game remaining, Reese has a chance to extend her records and lead the Sky to the next round, cementing a rookie campaign that has already redefined expectations for first-year players in the WNBA.