Angel Reese Injury Addressed by Sky Coach After Storm Defeat originally appeared on Athlon Sports. It’s no coincidence that Angel Reese sat out on the same night that the Chicago Sky suffered their worst defeat of the season. This came in the form of a 95-57 blowout loss against the Seattle Storm at Wintrust Arena on Thursday night.

Second-year forward Angel Reese has put together her second consecutive All-Star campaign, as she is contributing a career-high 13.8 points and 3.7 assists per game. Her 12.5 rebounds per contest are also the best mark in the WNBA.

Reese wants to be a union leader — and she’s already speaking up. Current members of the executive committee see a natural fit.

The Chicago Sky have one of the most popular players in the WNBA on their roster in the form of Angel Reese. She has already made a major impact throughout her first two years, but there are a lot of areas that she must improve in.

Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese missed Thursday night’s game against the Seattle Storm due to a back injury. It was the second blowout loss in as many games for the Sky, who now sit at 7-17 on the WNBA season, five losses back of a postseason spot.

The Storm stayed ahead of Chicago throughout the game, taking a 39-26 halftime lead and never looking back. The team was led by Skylar Diggins, who had 21 points, seven rebounds, three assists and two blocks. She also shot 7-of-14 overall, 3-of-6 from three-point range and was a perfect 4-of-4 from the free throw line.

Angel Reese leads the WNBA with seven technical fouls in just 22 games this season, putting her at risk of suspension if she receives another.

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Everyone has a piece of advice that we wish we could go back and tell our younger selves (For me? Stop worrying about things and people you can't control). For Reese Witherspoon, the message is simple: Stick with the radiators.

Reese Chapman is returning to Tennessee after he wasn't picked in MLB Draft. He has played in 129 games at UT, hitting .273 with 22 homers, 91 RBIs.