The WNBA's Atlanta Dream made history with a 107-95 victory over the Toronto Tempo, thanks to stellar performances from Angel Reese and Rhyne Howard. Reese's 20 points, 14 rebounds, and 22nd double-double broke the team's single-season record, and with 12 games left, she's on track to shatter the WNBA's single-season double-double record. Howard contributed 22 points and seven assists, while Jordin Canada and Allisha Gray also shone. The Dream's win moves them to fifth place, tied with the Indiana Fever, and they're on a roll with seven wins in their last nine games. The Tempo, on the other hand, struggled, with star player Marina Mabrey's 36 points not enough to secure a win. This loss drops their record to 10-22, a challenging start for a new franchise. The Dream's success and Reese's record-breaking performance highlight the team's potential and the league's evolving landscape, leaving fans eager for more.
