Angel Reese was in action during the Chicago Sky's 91-78 loss to the Minnesota Lynx on Monday night. While the star forward put up another solid individual performance, one bizarre moment stood out and caught the attention of WNBA fans.
With over a minute left in the second quarter, Reese stepped in to inbound the ball but appeared unusually disengaged. She seemed unaware of her teammates' positions, and without looking, carelessly passed the ball directly to a Lynx player. The mistake led to an uncontested 3-pointer, shifting the momentum in Minnesota’s favor.
The blunder quickly went viral on social media, with fans calling out Reese for the unforced error. Many criticized the two-time All-Star for her lapse in focus at a crucial point in the game.
"Reese wants out of Chicago and shipped to a legit playoff team. Any contender with her collecting “mebounds” and distributing to arc snipers would be a title contender," a fan said.
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Angel Reese extends double-double streak to nine games
Angel Reese is in the best form of her career and continued her dominant run on Monday. The star forward delivered another standout performance against Napheesa Collier and the Minnesota Lynx, even though it didn’t translate to a win for the Chicago Sky.
The former LSU star notched up yet another double-double, showcasing her expanding skill set and relentless motor. It was her ninth consecutive double-double, the longest active streak in the WNBA this season. Reese holds the league record for most consecutive double-doubles in a season, having registered 15 last year.
Against the Lynx, Reese stuffed the stat sheet with 22 points on an efficient 9-of-14 shooting, while also grabbing 10 rebounds, dishing out three assists and recording a block. She commited five turnovers in her 37 minutes on the floor, but her overall impact remained undeniable.