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Cómo Angel Reese se convirtió en leyenda de los rebotes en la WNBA

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By Katie Barnes Verified
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Angel Reese no es la jugadora más alta de la liga ni la que mejor salta. Entonces, ¿cómo captura rebotes a un ritmo nunca antes visto en la WNBA? Angel Reese sigue con la mirada las franjas naranjas y blancas que giran en el balón de la WNBA en cuanto sale de las yemas de los dedos de la tiradora. La alero de las Atlanta Dream se coloca en posición en esta calurosa y húmeda noche de principios de julio en Atlanta.
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WNBA icons link discourse, scrutiny of league to growth, success

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By Katie Barnes Verified
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UNCASVILLE, Conn. -- During this Hall of Fame weekend, nearly everyone would like the attention to be on basketball, but it's difficult to ignore the conversations that are swirling around the WNBA -- especially with some of the league's greatest icons being enshrined. The ongoing vitriol centered around race, gender and sexuality makes for daily headlines.
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The secrets behind Angel Reese's legendary rebounding Original

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By Katie Barnes Verified
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Angel Reese tracks the spinning orange and white stripes of the WNBA ball as soon as it leaves the shooter's fingertips. The Atlanta Dream forward moves into position on this hot and humid Atlanta night in early July. She bends her knees as she nears the basket and prepares to grab the ball as it rolls around the back of the rim. But a hand pushes into her back. Seattle Storm center Dominique Malonga extends her longer arm over Reese, tapping the ball backward and away from her.
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