Angel Reese (Photo by Alex Slitz/Getty Images)
If the WNBA awarded a trophy for the best pregame outfits at the end of the season, Angel Reese would win by a clear mile.
The Chicago Sky rookie is chasing other honors, with the ROY Award up for grabs. But she keeps stunning everyone with her revealing threads ahead of games, and she’s returned with a bang, with the league resuming last week after a lengthy break.
The former LSU forward had fans gawking this weekend, having pulled up to Saturday’s showdown vs. the Los Angeles Sparks in a short black top and an even shorter miniskirt.
She made a notable entrance, as she’s known to do, stopping and posing as the cameras went off at an unbelievable number of clicks per second, catching as many shots of the first-year star as they could.
You can check her out in the video right below:
“Gawd dam,” one user exclaimed.
“And people will still say she’s not sexy,“ another wrote.
“Sexiest rookie of the year,” someone else claimed.
“I wanna climb this ladder SO bad,” someone begged.
“Say what negative crap you want about Angel, but she is a absolutely beautiful woman and fantastic professional athlete,” a fan stated. “Unlike so many people, I can differ with who people are and still appreciate their beauty and talent.”
Angel Reese Bounced Back This Weekend
Angel Reese didn’t enjoy her return to action as the Chicago Sky lost to the Phoenix Mercury on Thursday night. She’s still racking up double-doubles either way and bounced back in a close win last night, with the Sky putting previous disappointment behind them.
Reese and the Sky will have another opportunity to beat the Mercury this Sunday, as the teams are scheduled to square off again before the end of the weekend.
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