Angel Reese gives up mid-play on her Atlanta Dream teammates during historic WNBA Finals Game 2 performance

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Angel Reese shined in the Atlanta Dream’s 79-65 victory in Monday night’s Game 2 of the WNBA Finals, but she was not happy in the third quarter.

Reese was seen visibly frustrated with less than eight minutes left in the quarter, as she was seen giving up mid-play.

Standing in the mid-range vicinity of the court, Reese was seen waving her hand to let her teammates to let them know she was open to take the shot.

Reese’s Dream teammates elected to pass the ball to everyone but her. Leaving her standing on the court in frustration as she was seen slamming her hands on her hips and stomping on the ground.

Reese eventually went on to walk near the Dream’s bench while her teammate Allisha Gray missed a three-point shot.

As members of the Valkyries attempted to help each other up after missing the rebound attempt, Reese was seen ignoring her teammate, Te-Hina Paopao, who tried to give her a high-five.

While Reese was frustrated over not getting the ball, she ironically was the Dream’s best player on the court.

Reese became the first Atlanta player to score over 25 points and have 10 rebounds in a WNBA Finals game.

Reese finished the game leading the team in points [30] and rebounds [16] while having three assists. Only Jordan Canada had more assists [10] for Atlanta.

Reese was 10 of 16 from mid-range, while 1-for-1 in three pointers.

The Valkyries were led in scoring by Gabby Williams and Tiffany Hayes, who both had 14 points apiece.

Williams finished the game with two rebounds and one assist.

With the Dream’s victory on Monday night, they have now evened the series at one and will play the next two games in Atlanta.

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