Angel Reese had herself a day on Sunday during a win over the Connecticut Sun. The second-year forward recorded the first triple-double of her WNBA

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Angel Reese and her teammate Kahleah Copper's playful exchange on social media soon turned into a more serious and public argument.All this situation began with a friendly tweet from Copper to Reese saying,

When Chicago Sky star Angel Reese achieved an awesome career feat during Sunday's win over the Connecticut Sun, she had to celebrate accordingly. Reese notched her first ever triple-double in the W—and in her basketball career dating back to college—in the 78-66 victory with 11 points,

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According to Polymarket Hoops on social media, Reese, 23, has set a new record for being the youngest forward/center in WNBA history to record a triple-double. Soon, Reese grabbed the attention of the basketball world with her historic performance, which prompted an announcement from the WNBA.

Angel Reese isn't bothered by the fan criticism. In fact, the WNBA star said she has plans to generate at least six figures from her work.

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Angel Reese stole the show on Sunday night as she turned in her first career triple-double for the Chicago Sky. More importantly, Reese's 11-point, 13-rebound, 11-assist performance helped lead Chicago to a crucial 78-66 win over the Connecticut Sun.

Angel Reese, one of the most dynamic players in women's basketball, recently found herself confused and disappointed by ESPN's handling of a personal family moment she shared on so