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Reese won with 46 of 74 votes. Voters defend her impact on Atlanta's defense. Others favor Williams, question the margin or argue for a shared award with Wilson.
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Role at the time: OutKick sports reporter writing an opinion column
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Angel Reese deserved the 2026 WNBA Defensive Player of the Year award.
“the best defender in the WNBA as far as I'm concerned”
Zaksheske criticizes Reese's selection and its margin. His claim about media motives is his allegation.
Dan Zaksheske is an American sports reporter for OutKick. He covers sports news and commentary, and his work also appears on Fox News.
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Andrew Jerell Jones is an American journalist who covers sports, politics and culture. His work has appeared in The Guardian and Andscape, and he hosts sports discussions for Bleav.
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Dan Falkenheim is a reporter and fact checker at Sports Illustrated. He writes about women's basketball and sports analytics and joined the publication in 2018.
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Noa Dalzell is a basketball journalist covering the WNBA for SB Nation and the Boston Celtics for CelticsBlog and CLNS Media. Her reporting includes player features and developments across professional basketball.
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Terrika Foster-Brasby is a multimedia sports journalist, basketball analyst and sideline reporter. She covers women's basketball and co-hosts Levels to This with Sheryl Swoopes. Her broadcasting work includes CBS Sports and the Connecticut Sun.
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Khristina Williams is a sports journalist and host covering women's basketball. She founded Girls Talk Sports TV and hosts In Case You Missed It. Her work includes contributions to NBC Sports and Unanimous Media.
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Jack Maloney is an American sports journalist based in Milwaukee. He covers the NBA and WNBA for CBS Sports.
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Edwin Garcia is a basketball journalist based in Los Angeles. He writes for Silver Screen and Roll and Swish Appeal and publishes the Courtside newsletter.
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Isabel Gonzalez is a sports journalist who covers basketball for CBS Sports, including the WNBA, NBA and college basketball.
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Lindsay Gibbs is an American sports journalist who covers women's sports, culture and politics. She writes for CBS Sports and publishes the Power Plays newsletter.
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Rachel DeMita is an American sports host and content creator. She hosts Courtside Club and publishes basketball interviews and commentary.
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Sue Bird is a retired American basketball player who won four WNBA championships with the Seattle Storm and five Olympic gold medals. She hosts the Bird's Eye View podcast and co-founded the media company TOGETHXR.
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