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Angel Reese's Game 4 performance came with a silver lining despite brutal loss

The Atlanta Dream couldn't get anything going offensively against the Golden State Valkyries, and the WNBA Finals are now tied at 2-2.

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The arrow was pointing way up for the Atlanta Dream heading into Saturday. With a 2-1 series lead and playing at home, the Dream could have come within one win of a championship with a victory at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia on Saturday.

The shots simply weren't falling for Atlanta, though. A 33% team field goal percentage , paired with nine missed free throws , kept the Dream from getting a crucial win. The Golden State Valkyries won 67-62 and have now tied the series at 2-2 with home court advantage in their favor.

There were many culprits for Atlanta's offensive struggles, but Angel Reese has taken the brunt of the blame. Reese shot a measly 2-of-12 from the field, while also committing six turnovers . Despite many fans online lighting into Reese for her performance, there was at least a silver lining for her: She actually led the team in plus-minus .

Angel Reese and Alisha Gray led the team with a +1 plus-minus in Dream's Game 4 loss to Valkyries

Reese was a +1 for the game, as was Alisha Gray . They led the Dream, while the other three starters were all negative: Jordin Canada with -1 , Naz Hilllmon with -4 , and Rhyne Howard with -6 . The bench was particularly detrimental, as DeWanna Bonner was -9 and Isobel Borlase was -7 . No one else played more than a minute.

Even though she struggled to score and keep possession throughout the game, Reese still contributed in other ways like she always does . She grabbed nine rebounds , handed out three assists , blocked three shots , and added one steal . That was enough to make her impact an overall positive one in Game 4.

The Dream only lost by five points despite a lot of things going wrong on Saturday. But if they continue to struggle to score, they might not be able to get back into the series before it's too late.

Angel Reese celebrates after blocking a shot during Game 4 of the 2026 WNBA Finals. LAPRESSE
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