Angel Reese Flexes WNBA Record After Beating Out Caitlin Clark
At one point in the season, there was a lot of talk about Angel Reese potentially upsetting Caitlin Clark for the WNBA Rookie of the Year title. The buzz died down as the Indiana Fever rookie sensation took her game (and the Indiana Fever) to a whole 'nother level after the month-long Olympic break.
Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese change the WNBA's landscape, and its future
INDIANAPOLIS — Year 1 of the Clark & Reese Show has been unlike anything the WNBA has ever seen. Sure, this season’s final chapter is still unscripted with the playoffs set to start Sunday. But the rookie seasons and attention Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese have had makes the league’s outlook extremely bright beyond this postseason.
Angel Reese graces the cover of Sports Illustrated as she’s been named one of Sports Illustrated’s ’50 Most Influential ...
After being eliminated from WNBA playoff contention Thursday for the first time in five years, the Chicago Sky enter a ...
A’ja Wilson had a season like none other in WNBA history. Caitlin Clark set records and made the Indiana Fever the biggest ...
At the end of Reese's historic rookie season, where she set multiple WNBA records and ushered in the highest-attended Sky ...
Unfortunately, the Chicago Sky was one of four WNBA teams eliminated from the playoffs this season, falling just two games ...
Angel Reese has specific dating criteria. On a new episode of her Unapologetically Angel podcast, Latto and Mariah The ...
The young WNBA star has a new nickname for herself after giving fans a glimpse at all the magazine’s she’s been in.
Angel Reese, the 6-foot-3 power forward of the Chicago Sky, says her next man has to be 6-foot-7 or 6-foot-8 and plays in the ...
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