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Angel Reese Tries Jordyn Woods’ ‘Lucky’ Knicks Bag, But It Fails Her In WNBA Finals

Before Game 5 of the 2026 WNBA Finals, Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese swapped her usual shades for Jordyn Woods’ orange “lucky” Knicks bag, hoping the superstition would help the Dream beat the Golden State Valkyries. Despite the bag’s fame—credited with many Knicks wins and even a loss when left at home—Reese’s Dream fell short, losing 64‑55 and trailing 3‑2 in the series. Reese, the Defensive Player of the Year, paired the bag with a black "PROTECT BLACK WOMEN" tee, sparking mixed fan reaction and media debate. The article details the bag’s NBA backstory, Reese’s outfit, and the Dream’s elimination looming in Game 6.

Atlanta Dream Owners Accuse WNBA Of Overlooking Them Before Finals Scheduling Mess

Atlanta Dream owners have publicly blasted the WNBA for ignoring their warnings that the Finals schedule would clash with NBA games at State Farm Arena. In an open letter, Larry and Robyn Gottesdiener, Suzanne Abair and Renee Montgomery said the league’s Game Six was shifted from an 8 p.m. slot to 12:30 p.m. on October 29, 2026, to accommodate an Atlanta Hawks matchup, forcing fans to attend a weekday afternoon game. The Dream, the only playoff team sharing a city with an NBA franchise, also saw Games Three and Four moved to the larger arena despite regular‑season games being held at the smaller Gateway Center. The owners accuse the league of assuming the Dream wouldn’t reach the Finals and demand better venue coordination.