"Caitlin Clark never comes online talking s**t": WNBA fans slam Angel Reese for seemingly calling out Candace Parker for viral sneak diss

Angel Reese seemingly took exception to Candace Parker's comments about her skillset. A trailer from the unreleased episode of Aliyah Boston's podcast, "The Post Moves Show," showed Parker speaking about other players being better than Reese. While Parker clarified that she wasn't a "hater," it looks like the Chicago Sky star didn't welcome the WNBA legend's comments.

The trailer had 1.3 million views in five hours when Reese took to X, saying:

Angel Reese

@Reese10Angel

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clout is one helluva DRUG. like it really gets to a point.

However, fans did not appreciate Reese's comments allegedly aimed at the WNBA legend. One fan compared Reese to Caitlin Clark, saying:

CIO

@snyparrr

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Caitlin Clark never comes online talking sh*t!!

Another tweeted:

One fan said:

Rachel

@allthedogspleaz

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Y’all need to put some respect on Candace Parker’s name. She just tells it like it is.

Another added:

Agent Guti

@sauIseaI

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Ironic

One fan said:

rationalconversations

@really_rational

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Go grab some more mebounds then touch some grass

Another added:

Nerpho

@Nerpho74

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Is that why you’re chasing it so hard?

Parker had previously said Reese was not one of the top players in the WNBA. During an appearance on the "Good Fellow" podcast on July 22, Parker said:

"They asked me my opinion on player tiers, and my thing is, if you bring something to the argument, bring something else,” Parker said. “Can she get to player A, or player S, or whatever? Yes, she can. Right now, I don’t know if she’s alongside those players."

Parker added that it was no slight to Reese, but the facts didn't support her case for being one of the best players in the league.

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Angel Reese continues impressive streak on the court

Angel Reese returned to action on Tuesday against the Washington Mystics after dealing with a back injury. While Chicago lost 103-86, dropping to 7-19 on the season, Reese recorded her 11th consecutive double-double. She scored 22 points, along with 13 rebounds, three assists, three steals and two blocks.

Reese shot 6 of 16 but was 10 of 11 from the free-throw line. The All-Star forward has been terrific through July, averaging 18.1 points, 12.6 rebounds and 3.3 assists, shooting 51.7% from the floor. It's a major uptick from last year and the first few weeks of this season, when she shot below 35.0%.

It's a positive sight for the Sky amid their sluggish season, which looks likely to end before the playoffs begin. If Reese can maintain this level of play and the Sky retool well around her, Chicago could be destined for success over the next few years.