WNBA Crowns Angel Reese After Her Historic Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Angel Reese, the star forward in her second WNBA season with the Chicago Sky, struggled with her shooting last season. But lately, she has shown some increased marksmanship, which has made her a significantly better player.

Angel Reese has been elevating her play of late and a lot of that she attributes to one of her fellow WNBA stars. Speaking to reporters after Saturday's upset win over Minnesota, the former LSU product shouted out Lynx All-Star forward Napheesa Collier and Unrivaled for helping take her game to the

Recently, Reese spoke on Lynx star and WNBA MVP hopeful Napheesa Collier, whom she will match up against on Monday night after they previously played on Saturday, and how she has helped her to improve her game.

Candace Parker is one of the most respected figures in the basketball community. Not only is this owed to her legendary WNBA career, but she has also emerged as

Angel Reese has sent an official "warning" to the rest of the WNBA heading into the second half of the 2025 season. The Chicago Sky have struggled for much of the year. The Sky are 7-13 on the year, though they are coming off some big wins.

Angel Reese was named the cover athlete for the NBA 2K26 WNBA Edition. To make the feat more special, Reese debuted her signature shoe on the cover.

Ex-NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III claimed he spoke to someone in Angel Reese's "inner circle" who told him she "hates" Caitlin Clark.

Reese clapped back at the former NFL star after he stated that the WNBA forward has no love for Caitlin Clark.

Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese disputes a claim made an NFL analyst who said her family agreed with an assessment he made.

Angel Reese tells PEOPLE during an exclusive interview the 'little girl' in her is 'proud' as she is revealed as the NBA 2K26 WNBA Edition cover star.

There’s a lot to smile about for Angel Reese right now. On Saturday, she helped lead the Chicago Sky to a surprise win against the league-best Minnesota Lynx, 87-81, with the two-time All-Star putting up another monster 19-point, 11-rebound double-double, with four assists and two steals.