Angel Reese will miss the Chicago Sky's game against the Indiana Fever on Friday to serve a one-game suspension for receiving her eighth technical foul of the season.On Thursday, the WNBA announced that Reese will serve a one-game suspension on Friday. The two-time All-Star got a technical foul during the final minute of the first half of Wednesday's game against the Connecticut Sun.In the play, Angel Reese and Sun forward Aaliyah Edwards were fighting for position near the basket. As they jockeyed for the rebound, Reese hit Edwards' head. Reese finished the game with 18 points, 13 rebounds, four assists and four steals to lead Chicago's 88-64 win.Under the league's rules, a player or coach's eighth technical foul during the regular season carries an automatic one-game suspension without pay. Every two additional technical fouls will warrant another one-game suspension.The technical foul limit increased this season following the WNBA's shift to a 44-game schedule. In 2024, the seventh technical foul carried a suspension as each team played 40 games.What did Angel Reese say about her teammates?Angel Reese has voiced her frustrations with the Chicago Sky and her teammates amid a dismal 2025 season. Chicago (10-30) has the third-worst record in the league and was eliminated from playoff contention last month.On Wednesday, Reese expressed her dissatisfaction with the direction of the franchise. The second-year star also dissed several of her teammates."I’m not settling for the same s*** we did this year," Reese told Chicago Tribune's Julia Poe. "We have to get good players. We have to get great players. That’s a non-negotiable for me. ... I think the priority is being able to convince that this is an organization that is going in the right direction."Reeese specifically dissected the Sky's point guard rotation, questioning two-time WNBA champion Courtney Vandesloot's ability to "return to form" following an ACL injury. Per Front Office Sports' Annie Costabile, Reese also doesn't believe that Rachel Banham or Hailey Van Lith are "capable of leading a playoff team."In a postgame conference on Wednesday, Reese apologized to her teammates, saying that her "language" was taken out of context.On Friday, the Sky announced that Reese will be suspended for the first half of Sunday's game against the Las Vegas Aces for what they called "detrimental" comments.