The Atlanta Dream could once again be without one of their biggest stars when they return to the floor Monday night. Angel Reese missed her first game of the 2026 WNBA season on Saturday after suffering a leg injury late in Atlanta's win over the Seattle Storm. Without the three-time All-Star, the Dream fell 102-92 to the Portland Fire, extending what has been a difficult stretch after one of the league's hottest starts.Now, Atlanta has released another update on Reese's status ahead of a key matchup against the Los Angeles Sparks.Angel Reese remains questionable for Dream vs. SparksThe Dream listed Reese as questionable on Sunday's official injury report with a right leg injury. The injury occurred late in Thursday's 89-78 victory over the Seattle Storm when Reese rolled her ankle with just over a minute remaining in the fourth quarter. She exited the game limping and did not return.Although Reese was initially listed as questionable for Saturday's contest against Portland, Atlanta ultimately ruled her out, marking the first game she has missed all season. Her status remains uncertain entering Monday's game, creating another challenge for a Dream team looking to halt its recent slide.Reese has continued to put together another standout campaign in her first season with Atlanta. Through 22 games, she's averaging 15.0 points, 11.7 rebounds and 2.5 assists while earning her third consecutive WNBA All-Star selection.Her rebounding, physicality and interior presence have been central to Atlanta's success throughout the season.Dream hoping to snap recent skidAtlanta opened the year as one of the WNBA's biggest surprises, racing out to a 12-4 record and looking like a legitimate title contender. Since then, however, the Dream have struggled to maintain that momentum.The loss to Portland dropped Atlanta to 13-10, continuing a difficult stretch that has seen the team lose ground in the standings after its red-hot start. The injury report includes another notable name as well.Veteran forward Brionna Jones, who has been sidelined throughout the season with a knee injury, is also listed as questionable after previously being ruled doubtful before Saturday's game. If both Reese and Jones are unavailable, Atlanta could again find itself shorthanded in the frontcourt against Los Angeles.MORE: Angel Reese's fit with Dream questioned as Atlanta's losing streak exposes bigger issueSparks dealing with injuries of their ownThe Sparks aren't entering Monday at full strength either. Los Angeles continues to be without stars Cameron Brink and Kelsey Plum, both of whom remain sidelined as the team attempts to stay in the playoff race.The Sparks enter Monday's contest with a 10-11 record, making the matchup an important opportunity for both teams as the second half of the WNBA season begins. Tipoff between the Dream and Sparks is scheduled for 7 p.m. ET on Monday, with Atlanta hoping Reese will be cleared in time to return to the lineup.More WNBA news:Chicago Sky players create buzz with bikini boat outing on Chicago RiverSophie Cunningham gets disappointing WNBA news despite breakout Fever seasonAngel Reese's fit with Dream questioned as Atlanta's losing streak exposes bigger issueStephanie White's postgame message had Fever fans wondering the same thing about Caitlin ClarkSophie Cunningham brings spicy look to Vegas before Fever-Aces showdown