Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese lead WNBA All-Star players drafted within the last two years. Here's why that matters.

Chicago Sky star Angel Reese has established herself as a style icon in the WNBA, and she certainly lived up to that label on Thursday. At the WNBA All-Star orange carpet — which celebrates the league’s players, as well as provides an opportunity for them to show their styles and engage with fans — Reese turned a lot of heads with her outfit.

From playing basketball together as kids to both attending the University of Maryland, here’s everything to know about Angel Reese’s brother, Julian. Though they were not born in Baltimore, both Angel and Julian did attend school there, playing for Saint Frances Academy.

Despite Reese's brilliance in 2025, the Sky enter the All-Star break off the back of an 86-49 home loss to the Atlanta Dream. Chicago's 7-14 record is the third-worst in the WNBA, even though Reese is pacing the league in rebounds (265) and rebounds per game (12.6) while doubling her assists from 1.9 to 3.8 per game.

ESPN’s Chiney Ogwumike defended Angel Reese, urging fans to 'let her cook' as the WNBA star excels on and off the court

The Chicago Sky have ruled out Angel Reese and Ariel Atkins for Wednesday's game against the Atlanta Dream with leg injuries.

Shaquille O’Neal Stands Up For Angel Reese to Win WNBA Award originally appeared on Athlon Sports.