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Angel Reese Makes History as Atlanta Dream Set Franchise Scoring Record
Angel Reese made every shot she took, but Atlanta’s record-setting offensive performance showed why the Dream have become one of the WNBA’s most complete teams.
Inside the Historic First Game in Women’s Professional Baseball League History
The Women’s Professional Baseball League opened its inaugural season before a sold-out crowd in Springfield, Illinois, as the Los Angeles Queens defeated the New York Heights in a historic first game that celebrated the past, present, and future of women’s baseball.
Angel Reese Fuels Allisha Gray and Atlanta Dream in Comeback Win Over Dallas Wings
Allisha Gray finished the comeback, but Angel Reese’s leadership helped make it possible as the Dream erased a 15-point deficit against Dallas.
The Cubs Are a Playoff Team Still Searching for Their October Identity
The Cubs are in playoff position, but injuries and inconsistency have made one thing clear: the trade deadline could define their October future.
Meet Kristen Perteet, New Contributor at The Women’s Cut
Lifelong Cubs fan, writer, nonprofit leader, and storyteller bringing a passion for baseball and community to The Women’s Cut.
White Sox Win Ugly on 1983 Celebration Day with Walk-Off Victory Over Royals
One day after scoring 22 runs, the White Sox proved they can win another way. Behind strong pitching, clutch defense, aggressive baserunning, and Jacob Gonzalez’s first career walk-off hit, Chicago honored the 1983 “Winning Ugly” team with a victory that looked strikingly familiar.
The Pope’s Favorite Team Explodes for 22
The White Sox turned Guaranteed Rate Field into a fireworks show, erupting for 22 runs in a historic rout of the Royals. Behind another strong outing from rookie David Sandlin and an offensive explosion led by Chicago’s young core, the Sox continued to strengthen the case that this rebuild may be arriving ahead of schedule.
Las Vegas Aces Lock Down Golden State in Statement Victory
The Las Vegas Aces delivered one of their most complete performances of the season, locking down the Golden State Valkyries with elite defense and balanced scoring. Behind Jackie Young, Chelsea Gray, and NaLyssa Smith, Las Vegas reminded the league what it looks like when a championship contender is fully locked in.
The Dream’s Formula Still Works. Indiana Learned That Twice.
The Atlanta Dream defeated the Indiana Fever for the second time in three days, using defensive pressure, balanced scoring, and a dominant second half to secure a 113-96 victory. With another statement win over a championship contender, Atlanta continues to prove it belongs among the WNBA’s elite.