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Yahoo Sports reports that Angel Reese set a WNBA single-game rebound record with 26 boards in a win over the Dream, a performance driven by a mindset that treats every carom as personal property. The Chicago Sky rookie has built her early professional identity on an almost territorial approach to the glass, treating missed shots as invitations rather than random events. Records in professional basketball typically require some combination of physical advantage and statistical luck; Reese's 26 rebounds suggest something more deliberate, a player imposing order on chaos through repetition and will.
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