Angel Reese Turns Heads With Unexpected Career Decision Amid Chicago Sky Season originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese is coming off arguably her best game of the 2025 WNBA season, recording her first career triple-double with 11 points, 13 rebounds, and 11 assists in Sunday’s 78-66 win over the Connecticut Sun.

Angel Reese has never been afraid to speak her mind. Now hitting back at the haters might give her the last laugh.

One year later, Clark and the Hawkeyes prevailed in the Albany 2 Regional Final, defeating Reese and the Tigers 94-87. While Clark and Reese play different positions, and possess very different play-styles, the two have been compared since college.

UNCASVILLE, Conn. — Angel Reese held up all 10 fingers in celebration of her first career triple-double, and the Sky needed exactly that kind of fiery, wind-ranging effort from her Sunday to beat the Sun 78-66 at Mohegan Sun Arena.

The most discussed aspects of Chicago Sky second-year star Angel Reese's game on the court are her generational rebounding ability and shooting struggles (especially close to the basket). However, Reese has displayed several other clear improvements to her skill set this season.

If you thought Reese was kidding about capitalizing on the "mebounds" hate, she wasn't. A trademark was recently filed by her team under the goods and services category, meaning (if approved), we could potentially see apparel with the signature phrase coming soon.

Reese is one of the premier rebounders in the WNBA, and became the first rookie since Tina Charles to lead the league in rebounds per game with 13.1 in 2024. She's on track to defend her crown, as Reese entered this matchup averaging 11.8 rebounds to go along with 10.3 points per game. Her 12.9 career rebounds per game rank first in WNBA history.

Angle Reese is in elite company as the Chicago Sky forward notched her first career triple-double and the second of the season overall, joining none other than

Angel Reese has attracted plenty of haters since making a name for herself at LSU, and she's certainly been no stranger to criticism since heading to the