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Angel Reese's Performance with Atlanta Dream: Rebounds Strong, Offense Lags

Angel Reese, now with the Atlanta Dream, is contributing significantly in rebounds and attention but continues to struggle offensively. Despite averaging a double-double, her shooting efficiency remains a concern, with no baskets made beyond 5 feet and a low shooting percentage overall.

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<p>Angel Reese has joined the Atlanta Dream after being acquired from the Chicago Sky, contributing to the team's strong start with a record of 4-1, the best in the league as of Wednesday afternoon. Reese is averaging 12.8 points, 11.4 rebounds, and 2.6 assists per game this season.</p><p>Despite her contributions, Reese's shooting performance has raised concerns. A viral breakdown of her shooting statistics revealed that she has not made a basket from beyond 5 feet. The WNBA's official statistics confirm these figures.</p><p>Reese, a 6-foot-4 forward, is recognized for her rebounding and physical presence on the court, but her shooting efficiency remains a significant issue. Throughout her WNBA career, Reese has struggled with her shooting, averaging 42% from the field, with a notable percentage of her shots coming from inside eight feet.</p><p>In her first five games with Atlanta, there has been little evidence of improvement in her offensive skills. While she is acknowledged as a valuable player who can help a team win, the discussion around her often centers on whether she can be considered a superstar.</p><p>Comparisons have been made between Reese and former NBA player Ben Wallace, who was known for his defensive skills rather than offensive prowess. While Wallace averaged 5.7 points per game and understood his offensive limitations, Reese is taking more shots per game but struggling with her shooting percentage, particularly from close range.</p><p>Reese averages 10.8 shots per game this season and has a shooting percentage of 40.7%. Additionally, she has a history of having her shots blocked frequently. Her free-throw shooting has also seen a decline this season, dropping to 67%.</p><p>In a recent game against Phoenix, Reese scored 17 points but required 16 shots to do so, highlighting her ongoing offensive challenges. In a loss to Las Vegas, she scored only nine points on 1-of-8 shooting and committed eight turnovers.</p><p>While Reese has been recognized for her rebounding and defensive contributions, her offensive struggles continue to be a focal point of discussion among fans and analysts.</p>

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Angel Reese gives Atlanta Dream rebounds and attention, but her offense is still a problem

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Angel Reese's Performance with Atlanta Dream: Rebounds Strong, Offense Lags