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Rolling Out reports that Angel Reese posted a career-high 31 points and 14 rebounds on Saturday, carrying the Atlanta Dream to a 99-89 victory over the Phoenix Mercury and sealing the franchise's place in the 2026 WNBA postseason. The performance marked her 25th double-double of the year, a figure that underscores both her durability and her emergence as one of the league's most productive frontcourt players. For a player who has spent the season answering questions about her game, this was the kind of statement that requires no additional commentary.
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