Angel Reese catches fire on the court as she scores four straight 3-pointers in less than 20 seconds
The Chicago Sky forward is getting ready to shine in the 2025 regular season
Angel Reese catches fire on the court as she scores four straight 3-pointers in less than 20 secondsChicago Sk/Facebook
Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese is an “absolutely relentless competitor”, as described by the team’s general manager, Jeff Pagliocca. “She pursues the ball better than anybody I’ve ever seen. She’s a winner.”
Pagliocca is so right. Chicago’s No. 7 overall pick in the 2024 WNBA Draft, the former LSU Tiger quickly earned the trust of the front office and coaching staff and earned a starting spot right away.
Angel Reese draining 3-pointers with ease makes the rest of the WNBA uneasy for the 2025 season
Reese dominated in her rookie season, with her elite rebounding as a standout skill -producing one of the best rebounding seasons ever recorded in the history of the WNBA-. She recorded 446 rebounds (172 offensive boards, the most in a single season all time).
And she also broke the all-time record for consecutive double-doubles in her rookie season with 15 straight and averaged 13.6 points with multiple 20-point showings. Her scoring prowess in the WNBA appears to just be getting started.
Angel Reese is getting busy on the lab
Angel Reese posted a video of her 3-pointer ability as she trained with NBA & Youth player developtment specialist Iren Cergio Rainey. On the images we see the Chicago Sky forward raining four consecutive 3-pointers with such ease that it should definitely scare the rest of the WNBA.
“Extraordinary ain’t for everybody but you best believe the ‘Bayou Barbie’ Angel Reese is one of them ones.” wrote Rainey on his Instagram account as he shows all the hard work and grind that Reese put on her game during the off-season.
Reese took more three-pointers on her rookie year than any one season in college and is continuing to develop her range to become a hybrid, stretch four for the Sky.
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“I was in the gym all night last night shooting threes,” Reese said after knocking down a three on Sept. 6. “Just being able to continue to gain confidence. My teammates continue to tell me to keep shooting no matter how many times I miss, they always tell me to shoot it. … Being able to stretch out, I think it helps my teammates, so I’m going to be whatever my teammates need me to be.”
Angel has the future looking as bright as ever in Chicago. It looks as though opposing teams will have to figure out a way to limit her scoring and rebounding capabilities for many years to come.
Caitlin Clark dominates WNBA card market with record-breaking $216k sales
The ROTY’s collectibles outsell Wilson and Ionescu, cementing her as the face of the league.
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin ClarkAP Photo
In just one season, Caitlin Clark has redefined what it means to be a rookie in the WNBA. While the MVP title went to A’ja Wilson, and the Finals victory to the New York Liberty, it’s Clark who continues to make headlines. This time, it’s not for her on-court heroics but for dominating the WNBA collectibles market, outselling stars like Wilson and Sabrina Ionescu by a wide margin.
During the Goldin December Elite auction, Clark’s trading cards shattered records, accounting for a jaw-dropping $216,672 of the $219,906 total in WNBA card sales. For comparison, Wilson’s top card sold for $915, and Ionescu’s fetched $2,319. The Fever guard’s performance left both competitors in the dust, highlighting her unmatched star power.
