Angel Reese just joined exclusive WNBA club only Caitlin Clark has access to. Reese has struggled for the Sky this season, but is back on track.

Angel Reese has been catching heat online for what some critics are calling “mebounds”—a term used to suggest she’s padding her rebounding stats by grabbing her own missed shots. But the numbers—and reality—say otherwise.

WNBA Players' Union Chooses Angel Reese Over Caitlin Clark In Social Media Post originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark and Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese have not exactly had fortunate starts to the 2025 WNBA season.

The WNBA will return to CBS on Sunday when the Connecticut Sun host Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky. This has been a difficult start to the season for both clubs, who will hope to return to winning ways this weekend.

There’s no denying that Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese has established herself as an elite rebounder early in her WNBA career. But some fans online have often trolled her, claiming that the numbers are inflated due to the number of second,

Satou Sabally labels Angel Reese as a WNBA unicorn, highlighting her rare combination of height, ball-handling, and playmaking ability.

Host and WNBA legend Lisa Leslie asked the 27-year-old athlete who ... making them a mismatch for most opponents. "I like Angel [Reese] because she is really a 6'5" post that brings the ball up," Sabally said. That was something that made me stand out ...

Chicago Sky WNBA star Angel Reese won the BET Sportswoman of the Year award at the 2025 BET Awards in Los Angeles, California, marking the third time