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Angel Reese’s Late And‑1 and Double‑Double Lift Dream Past Fever 108-101

The win underscores Reese’s clutch finishing, Indiana’s turnover woes, with a quick rematch in Atlanta that could affect Eastern Conference positioning.

Overview

  • Atlanta defeated Indiana 108-101 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Thursday as Angel Reese finished with 21 points and 11 rebounds and converted a go-ahead and‑1 with 23.1 seconds left.
  • Caitlin Clark scored 26 points and handed out seven assists but also committed five turnovers and finished a game‑worst minus‑13 while playing despite a back injury that had her listed as probable.
  • Indiana’s 17 turnovers and Atlanta’s balanced attack — every Dream starter who played scored in double figures and the team shot 54 percent from the field — were decisive box‑score factors.
  • A second‑quarter exchange in which Reese appeared to mock Clark after a foul drew heavy attention on broadcast and social media; Reese picked up four first‑half fouls but remained in the game and played key minutes down the stretch.
  • The Dream improved to 10-4 and the Fever fell to 9-6, and the teams meet again in Atlanta on Saturday with the rematch set to carry both competitive consequences and renewed national scrutiny of the Clark–Reese rivalry.