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We’re officially supposed to care about the WNBA.

I’ve been told that by the media, anyway. If you don’t watch women’s sports on principle — not because they’re boring, but because they tend, more often than not, to be a vehicle for some sort of political message — you’re some kind of deplorable conserva-chud who needs to officially repent of your white supremacy and burn a picture of Shane Gillis for good measure.

How dare you not be preached to?

In all seriousness, the league does have a golden opportunity afforded to it by the hype Caitlin Clark and the draft class of 2024 created. Not that they like Clark — too much conservatism, too much privilege — but the fact is that she’s correlated with higher ratings. Otherwise, 30 years into its run as a supposed major league, and nobody really cares about the WNBA.

On Monday night, the league again showed you why.

It should have been about the action on the court. The Atlanta Dream managed to even up the WNBA Finals at a game apiece, scoring a 79-65 win over the Golden State Valkyries. Angel Reese had 30 points for the Dream, and this time she didn’t go viral for missing an easy layup. (Something Reese is never, ever known to do, of course.)

ANGEL REESE MADE HISTORY IN GAME 2 🔥 She led the @AtlantaDream to their FIRST-EVER Finals win with a monster performance, dropping 30 PTS, 16 REB, 3 AST & 2 BLKS on 10-16 shooting! #WNBASeason30 | #2026WNBAFinals https://t.co/YueB9Z7M1j — WNBA (@WNBA) October 20, 2026

ANGEL REESE MADE HISTORY IN GAME 2 🔥

She led the @AtlantaDream........

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