Angel Reese led the Chicago Sky’s charge in a challenging road game against the Phoenix Mercury on Thursday. The Sky forward was once again part of the starting lineup, which also featured Kamilla Cardoso, Rachel Banham, Aerial Atkins and Michaela Onyenwere.Reese delivered an outstanding all-around performance and made a colossal impact on both ends of the floor. Her unrivaled rebounding ability was once again on full display, while she also proved that her playmaking has come a long way.Angel Reese finished with 15 points, 20 rebounds, four assists and two blocks in 32 minutes. She shot 5 of 11 from the floor and 5 of 7 from the charity stripe. She turned the ball over four times while didn't attempt a single 3-point shot.Angel Reese through four quarters vs. Phoenix MercuryThe first quarter was a disaster for Reese, at least on the offensive end of the floor. While the Sky got off to a quick start and dominated the early phase of the game, their star forward struggled mightily. The former LSU standout bricked all four of her shot attempts in the opening quarter but managed to score three points by converting three of her four free throws.Reese missed her first shot attempt of the second quarter as her shooting woes continued. She made a couple of free throws before finally knocking down a shot from the field. While the two-time All-Star struggled to score, her rebounding was off the charts as she pulled down double-digit boards in less than two quarters.At half time, Angel Reese had seven points on 1 of 6 shooting from the floor and 5 of 6 from the free-throw line. She also recorded 13 rebounds, two assists and two blocks in 16:31 minutes.After missing six shots in the first half, Reese went into a shell and didn’t attempt a single shot in the third quarter. She failed to score in the penultimate period, but her dominance on the boards remained unstoppable.The 6-foot-4 forward put the team on her back and tried to will the Sky to victory. She made four field goals in the final quarter, stepping away from her role as a facilitator to aggressively attack the basket. However, her commendable effort didn’t result in a win, as the Mercury came away with an 83-79 victory.