Angel Reese

Team USA’s apparent snubbing of Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese was a huge topic in the lead-up to the Olympics. Even those who don’t like Caitlin Clark admit the team was wrong to leave her off the roster. However, in the case of Angel Reese, it appears they made the right call.

Mere hours before the WNBA All-Stars clash with Team USA women’s Basketball in the WNBA All-Star Game, Chennedy Carter, who gained infamy on the internet months ago for her unprovoked and cowardly attack on Caitlin Clark, took a thinly veiled shot at the rookie phenom by saying she was watching for “Barbie, and Barbie only.”

The 2024 WNBA season isn’t over yet. However, with the Olympics just around the corner, Angel Reese is already thinking about the future.

A reporter at the WNBA’s Chicago Sky’s post-game presser was heard talking about his “intimate relationship.”

Caitlin Clark received the highest number of All-Star votes of any player in the WNBA; her rival, Angel Reese, came in fifth.

Chicago Sky rookie sensation Angel Reese could not contain her emotions after learning that she was among those chosen for the WNBA All-Star team.

Any lingering animosity between Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese will have to be at least temporarily put aside. Why? Because they’re going to be on the same team.

NBA great Magic Johnson sees a little bit of himself in the ongoing WNBA rivalry between the WNBA’s Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese.

The top ticket price to see Caitlin Clark’s Indiana Fever face the Chicago Sky has soared to $9K, the highest WNBA ticket price ever recorded

Less than a week after accusing referees of having a “special whistle” for Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese got away with one of the worst traveling violations you will ever see.

Despite the constant stream of attacks — both verbal and physical — WNBA star Caitlin Clark is earning the biggest ratings in WNBA history.

In addition to believing she’s being unfairly penalized during games, Angel Reese thinks the media is “twisting her words.”

WNBA legend Sheryl Swoopes doesn’t think Caitlin Clark is the victim of bullying in the league; she thinks Clark is a bully.

The Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese rivalry has smashed WNBA viewership records, with the latest match being the most-watched game in history. 

Former Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III jumped to his X account to accuse people of using WNBA stars Caitlin Clark and Angel Reece as pawns in a “race war.” In his Sunday post, Griffin claimed that both Clark and

The Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese has lost to Caitlin Clark three times in a row, dating back to their last game against each other in college. And after Sunday’s 91-83 loss to Clark and the Fever, she lashed out at the referees.

Many wondered if the Chicago Sky would again resort to bullying tactics and obvious, flagrant fouls in their rematch with Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever. The answer is yes.

Nuggets Star Michael Porter Jr. gave WNBA star Caitlin Clark high praise and said she could probably hold her own against the men of the NBA.

Angel Reese believes that the WNBA’s popularity surge is not just about Caitlin Clark; it’s about her, too. Sports talk radio host Dan Patrick disagrees.

Angel Reese says she’s comfortable playing the “bad guy,” and that’s exactly what she’s doing so far.

Bob Costas has heard the outrage over the brutal foul that Caitlin Clark suffered last Saturday, and he finds it all very hypocritical.

Angel Reese received much negative attention after standing up and applauding when Caitlin Clark was victimized by a hard foul on Saturday; however, instead of trying to correct that “bad guy” image, she’s leaning into it.

The WNBA has assessed the Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese a fine for not attending the post-game press conference following her team’s loss to the Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever on Saturday.

If you thought Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark had let bygones be bygones after their college rivalry, think again.

In what is becoming an all too common occurrence, Caitlin Clark was viciously attacked by an opposing player on the basketball court.

If anyone thought Caitlin Clark was the only WNBA rookie being “given the business” by the veteran players, think again.

Chicago Sky player and former NCAA standout basketball star Angel Reese took a veiled shot at former college rival Caitlin Clark

The WNBA could not broadcast Angel Reese’s rookie debut. So, an enterprising fan livestreamed it and brought in thousands of viewers.

Recent WNBA draft pick Angel Reese is calling for “young women” to be protected in sports in an apparent reference to the ongoing debate about the inclusion of trans athletes in girls’ and women’s athletics.

The price of fame has been heavy for Angel Reese after she claimed a national championship crown with LSU in 2023, the women’s basketball star said Monday.

LSU star Angel Reese whispered words to Caitlin Clark in the moments after their March Madness thriller that won’t sit well with many on the left.

LSU Lady Tigers coach Kim Mulkey announced on Wednesday that star player Angel Reese would make her return to the lineup Thursday after her mysterious 4-game absence.

LSU Lady Tiger Angel Reese is adding to her list of accomplishments by making her debut in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.

Shaquille O’Neal has anointed Louisiana State University women’s basketball player Angel Reese as the “greatest athlete” ever from LSU.

Angel Reese is reversing course on her earlier hints that she and the Tigers were going to boycott an offer visit to Joe Biden’s White House.

ABC legal analyst Sunny Hostin told her co-hosts Thursday on ABC’s “The View” that First Lady Jill Biden possibly has “racial blind spots” because she said runner-up Iowa should also be invited with LSU, the women’s national champions, to the White House.