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Angel Reese's new WNBA team, the Atlanta Dream, faces a setback as teammate Brionna Jones suffers a knee injury and will be out indefinitely. This news follows Reese's recent trade from the Chicago Sky.
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This isnāt the way Angel Reese wanted to start her third season in the WNBA. On April 20, the Atlanta Dream announced Brionna Jonesā fate after the All-Star and former Connecticut Sun suffered a knee injury while overseas in Europe. The news came just weeks after Reese was traded from the Chicago Sky.
According to Sporting News, the Georgia-based WNBA team announced on Monday that Jones would be out indefinitely as she recovers from right knee surgery.
Jones resigned with the Dream in April 2026 as a free agent after his first season with the team in 2025. Last year, the Maryland alum averaged 12.8 points and 7.3 rebounds per game.
The power forward reportedly suffered a meniscus tear while playing for USK Prague and returned to America to undergo surgery. While the team believed sheād be recovered before the season began, the original timeline has been altered.
Brionna Jones suffered a knee injury while overseas and will be out indefinitely after undergoing surgery.
Angel Reese was traded to the Atlanta Dream just weeks before the announcement of Brionna Jones's injury.
Brionna Jones's indefinite absence could significantly impact the team's performance in the 2026 WNBA season.
Angel Reese is entering her third season in the WNBA with the Atlanta Dream after being traded from the Chicago Sky.

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Jonesā injury will force Atlantaās head coach, Karl Smesko, to adjust the teamās frontcourt, which will now likely feature Reese and Naz Hillmon.
Reese was traded to the team from the Chicago Sky on April 6, and according to The Blast, it was a mutual decision.
āI enjoyed being able to grow within my first two years, but I wanted more. I love to win, I love to compete and I wanted to be surrounded by people that can make me better,ā Reese said.
Reese, who averaged 14.7 points and 12.6 rebounds per game during her second year in the league, got candid about her game while speaking with reporters ahead of training camp.
āI am not satisfied with what I am as a player,ā she said, revealing that sheāll learn from the vets on the Dreamās team. āI can help them in different ways to help them win, and thatās all I ever wanted. I donāt care about anything else that comes with it. I want to win and being able to come to an organization that really cared about their players.ā
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Reese is also joining forces with All-Stars Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howardāsomething the LSU alum called a ābreath of fresh air.ā
āBeing able to talk to players that genuinely know what I am and who I am as a person, but also as a player, is like a breath of fresh air,ā she said before getting emotional about her new teammates.
āIt lowkey makes me emotional because I havenāt had this, and Iām really grateful and Iām really looking forward to the start,ā she said.
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Reese also got real about what itās been like to be part of a new team ahead of her third year in the WNBA. āItās literally a dream come true,ā she shared. āIām really grateful to be part of an organization that, one, really cares about their players as you can tell.ā
āIām just really grateful for everything,ā she added. āIām soaking it all up. I know the people will come out and support us. The culture here is phenomenal.ā
Indeed, Reeseās trade to Atlanta sent shockwaves through social media, as celebrities from rappers to actors commented on the news, according to The Blast.
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The Dreamās first preseason game is against the Chicago Sky on April 29, and itāll be interesting to see Reese plugged into a new system.
The Dreamās general manager, Dan Padover, opened up about the teamās newest member, admitting he was āthrilledā for the year ahead.
Smesko, meanwhile, praised Reeseās ability on the hardwood before sharing how he believes sheāll thrive amongst the other players.
āWe create a lot of space and a lot of movement, so thereās going to be a lot of opportunities to either score off cuts or invert some pick and roll,ā he said.
āI want to hear what she thinks her strengths are and what she really wants to get better at and I want to be a coach that helps players achieve to their highest level and what they wanted to become,ā he finished.
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