While Chicago Sky All-Star forward Angel Reese is recovering from a back injury, she reflected on her career goals in a recent interview. As the Sky head toward the end of a losing 2025 WNBA season, Reese reminded her fans what's most important to her, which isn't to break records.

Amid these struggles, Chicago received some encouragement when coach Tyler Marsh confirmed Reese took part in the team’s shootaround on Tuesday morning and the two-time All-Star is a game-time decision for the Sky’s all-important matchup against the Seattle Storm.

Angel Reese called out the WNBA referees for poor officiating and said she doesn't care if she gets fined for the comments after the Chicago Sky's loss on Sunday, July 6.

Angelo Guinhawa is a trending sports writer and senior editor for Athlon Sports. He specializes in basketball coverage, with a focus on the NBA and WNBA, though he has also reported on football (NFL), baseball (MLB) and soccer (MLS, EPL, La Liga).

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