The study found that games featuring either Clark or Reese saw a significant increase in the number of bets placed compared to other WNBA games. Clark’s impact was particularly strong, with her games attracting more than twice as many additional bets as games without her.

You can forgive Angel Reese’s mother for nearly dropping her birthday cake when she heard the news that her daughter had paid off her mortgage for her.

Reese was able to give her generous gift despite her WNBA salary, not because of it. The WNBA All-Star previously said that her $73,439 rookie salary wasn't nearly enough to pay her bills. "I just hope y'all know the WNBA don't pay my bills at all," she said during an Instagram Live last year. "I don't even think that pays one of my bills."

Angel Reese has cracked another barrier and is partnering with McDonald's for their first-ever female athlete signature meal.

Angel Reese became the first player to be ejected from an Unrivaled game when she was tossed from the Rose-Laces contest on Saturday night.

Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky landed a major free agency pickup over the weekend in veteran guard Courtney Vandersloot. Vandersloot, 35, was the No. 3 overall pick in the 2011 WNBA Draft and spent her first 11 professional seasons with the Sky.

Angel Reese, a key figure in the new Unrivaled 3-on-3 basketball league, found herself at the center of controversy on Saturday. During a heated matchup between her team, Rose, and Laces, Reese was ejected after receiving two technical fouls in the second quarter.

Angel Reese has solidified herself as one of the brightest stars in women’s basketball, earning a place in the debut season of the Unrivaled three-on-three league. Unfortunately, this weekend, she made some unwanted history in the league.

Angel Reese is a basketball player, first and foremost, but she's also heavily involved in the fashion world. Reese's pregame outfits regularly go viral, and she's seen her modeling career take off as her hoops career has blossomed.