WNBA gameday discussion: All eyes will be on Angel Reese when she makes her Atlanta Dream debut against the Chicago Sky

No, just another exciting opportunity for me to be in Chicago. I loved my experience there. It was amazing, and seeing a lot of familiar faces on Wednesday is going to be good. For Dream fans, the game is a chance to see how Reese fits within an Atlanta offense that was one of the most efficient in the league last season. Will she be shooting 3s? Will she receive some point forward opportunities, whether on the break or even in the halfcourt? Will offensive rebounding and hustle buckets be her primary offensive role? It will also be worth watching what the always-energetic Angel, an underrated defender, can bring to a Dream defense that also was elite last season. Rhyne Howard exuded optimism about Atlanta’s potential after a recent practice, saying: We’re working extremely hard. The way we practice, the way we come in and continue to learn and get at least one percent better each day, I think we’ve done a good job of that.

Every day proves that we can be special. Good or bad, we’re still celebrating each other. We’re talking, moving on to the next play and focusing on what we can do. For Sky fans, the contest is a second opportunity to evaluate the team’s new identity, with running point, scoring from the wing, providing two-way juice and a more empowered in the post. Let us know what you hope to see from Atlanta and Chicago on Wednesday night. While Angel will grab the headlines, preseason games often are more consequential as a proving ground for players fighting for a roster spot. What training camp invitees do you have your eye on as potential end-of-bench contributors for the regular season? What about the rookies? What do you want to see from the Dream’s Madina Okot and the Sky’s Gabriela Jzquez?