Angel Reese wasted no time making her presence felt in an Atlanta Dream uniform. In her highly anticipated debut on Saturday, the star forward delivered a double-double with 11 points and 14 rebounds, helping the Dream pull off a stunning 91-90 comeback victory over the Minnesota Lynx at the Target Center.

But the real drama came at the buzzer. With the Dream clinging to a one-point lead, Reese soared to block a layup attempt by Emese Hof, sealing the win and capping off a remarkable rally from a 17-point deficit. It was the kind of clutch performance that Dream fans—and fantasy basketball owners—will be talking about all season.

While the block stole the headlines, Reese's consistency is what truly stands out. Reaching double figures in points and rebounds isn't new for the former LSU standout; she's done it 46 times in her first two WNBA seasons. That's the most double-doubles by any player in their first two campaigns, surpassing Tina Charles' previous record of 45.

For those tracking her journey, this debut is a clear sign that Reese is ready to elevate the Dream's playoff hopes. Whether you're a fan of her gritty rebounding or her game-saving defense, one thing's certain: Angel Reese is already making her mark in Atlanta.