Angel Reese hints at outrage with cryptic message after offensive comments on Jeff Teague podcast
Re-shared an old tweet
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Angel Reese has been a rising star in the world of basketball, both for her on-court achievements and for her strong voice off the court. Since her time at LSU, where she led the team to an NCAA championship, Reese has not only impressed fans with her performance but has also become a vocal advocate for important issues.
Recently, she brought attention back to a message she shared months ago that continues to resonate deeply with her and her supporters-“protect young women in sports!!!”
Reese re-shared this tweet, originally posted in April, sparking curiosity about why she decided to resurface this particular message now.
Though she hasn’t directly addressed the latest drama involving internet personality Charleston White‘s offensive comments about her on the Jeff Teague podcast, her re-shared message seems to signal her continued commitment to advocating for the protection and empowerment of young women in sports.
Empowering the next generation
As a role model for many young girls, Reese has always been vocal about the importance of supporting women in sports and beyond. Earlier this year, she gave exclusive insight into how she navigates her role as a public figure, offering advice to young girls who are balancing their passion for sports with other pursuits.
“It’s okay to do both, and know that women don’t have to be put into a box where they have to do one specific thing,” she told People.
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Her words reflect a broader message of empowerment-encouraging young girls to break free from the societal constraints that often limit their opportunities. Reese has spoken about how motivating the younger generation keeps her going, and it was this drive to inspire that led her to create the Angel C. Reese Foundation.
The foundation is dedicated to empowering girls and women through sports, education, financial literacy, and other important initiatives, aiming to level the playing field for those in communities that have been historically underserved.
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.
Caitlin Clark shines in first workout with new Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White
The “Caitlin Clark effect”
Clark’s impact extends far beyond trading cards. Known for drawing massive crowds to arenas and boosting television viewership, the rookie phenom has also ignited a surge in WNBA merchandise sales. According to eBay, searches for “WNBA” items increased by 110% this season compared to 2023, with Clarkranking as one of the top five most searched athletes across all sports.
She’s not alone in driving interest in the league. LSU star Angel Reese, now with the Chicago Sky, joined Clark at the top of eBay’s most searched list, alongside notable names like Sabrina Ionescu, A’jaWilson, and Kelsey Plum. Each player brings unique achievements to the table, but none have captured the market quite like Clark.
