PHOTO: Angel Reese Was Making Everyone’s Jaw Drop With Her Short, Revealing Pregame Outfit

Angel Reese posing with sunglasses onAngel Reese (Photo by Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images)
Angel Reese is not only a sports star but also a fashion icon. The Chicago Sky forward knows how to make an impression, and she continued that trend this week.

The pregame walk into the locker room has become a runway moment for athletes, and the WNBA stars have stepped up with some strong looks.

Just before the Chicago Sky took on the Phoenix Mercury at Wintrust Arena on Thursday night, Angel Reese stole the show. She showed up wearing a sleeveless black two-piece top and a short skirt that put her gorgeous legs on full display.

Reese and the Chicago Sky finally got back to work on Thursday after the extended WNBA break due to the Paris Olympics.

Now that she is finally refreshed and healthier, Angel Reese can get back to her spectacular rookie campaign, which has produced a record number of double-doubles.

The Chicago Sky and star rookie rolled into the Olympic/All-Star break off the momentum of a fantastic 93-85 road win over the defending champion Las Vegas Aces.

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Unfortunately, the team began the second half with a massive thud, getting crushed by the Mercury by a score of 85-65.

Angel Reese Continues Spectacular Season With Another Double Double

Thursday night’s matchup against the Phoenix Mercury was tough, as the Chicago Sky was demolished by 20 points.

Angel Reese had a tough night from the floor. She scored 11 points and grabbed 15 rebounds for yet another double-double. Eight of the 15 rebounds were offensive, per ESPN.

However, she shot just 4-of-14 from the field and made 3-of-8 free throws. All but one of her field goal misses were from inside the paint.

VIDEO: Social Media Detectives Have Discovered A Very Odd Quirk That Caitlin Clark Can Be Seen Performing Throughout The Game

Caitlin Clark yells on the court.Caitlin Clark (Photo by Emilee Chinn/Getty Images)
Fans on social media have noticed something odd about Caitlin Clark.

The Indiana Fever guard is inching closer to that Rookie of the Year award, having gone on a scoring tear to help secure playoff basketball for the Eastern Conference outfit after their worrying start to the season.

Clark, an absolute sharpshooter in college, has hardly missed a step in the pros and is lighting it up from long-range in the WNBA.

It appears she’s doing everything to help herself.

During a recent appearance against the Dallas Wings, Clark was spotted wiping her hands after losing her defender. She hit a three and proceeded to wipe them again as she ran down to the other end of the court.

“Caitlin Clark is constantly wrestling with her defender off the ball, so it’s a great habit to wipe your hands off as you break free to get a clean (non-sweaty) catch,” the @bballbreakdown account noted as the caption to a video of said Clark play.

“She always be wiping her hands on her jersey,” another account observed, showing the same move from a different angle.

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Fans Got On Board With Caitlin Clark Pretty Quickly

Fans were all rocking with that Clark quirk after it was pointed out.

“Yeah great spot, I’ve noticed when she’s dribbling the ball up her free hand she just grips her shorts switches hands grips again and you know she is probably gonna shoot, not every time but she does it a helluva lot,” a comment read. “The little things, the 1%, she a smart cookie.”

“maybe everyone else should start doing it,” someone suggested.

“It looks like she knew she was going to be taking that shot and she didn’t want the ball to slip,” another comment read.

It makes sense for one to want their hands dry during a basketball game. Of course, not too dry, as extremely dry hands are not great either.

Clark clearly knows how to find the perfect balance; she has been doing this for a while.