Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese had a rookie year to remember, averaging 13.6 points and 13.1 rebounds per game before a wrist injury ended her season. However, there remain holes in Reese's game—holes she want to take steps to address this offseason.

And yet, that wasn't the only area of the game Reese excelled in, as she made a big impact on the defensive end of the court as well. The talented rookie averaged 1.3 steals and 0.5 blocks per game for the Sky, and she revealed she wants to continue to evolve into a defensive anchor for her team moving forward.

With the end of the WNBA regular season and playoffs looming, here are the top 10 pregame looks from the 2024 season.

Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese has revealed her new nickname following the conclusion of her WNBA rookie season. Reese didn’t take long to make a name for herself in the WNBA. Drafted seventh overall back in April, she immediately made a huge impact.

In the early weeks of her rookie season, Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese made one request: “I want to guard the best player every game.” It didn’t take long for that wish to come true. In her first preseason game against the Minnesota Lynx,

Chicago Sky rookie Angel Reese intends to do her part to bring talent to the Windy City this offseason. The first-year forward told reporters she's "a good

Angel Reese made the All-Star team in a productive rookie year that saw her average 13.6 points, 13.1 rebounds and set the record for consecutive double-doubles. What those numbers don't completely capture is how well Reese played on the defensive end of the floor.

Although the Chicago Sky’s season is over, rookie sensation Angel Reese is guaranteeing a playoff birth for her squad next year. Reese was clearly watching the WNBA Playoffs on yesterday as four games aired on national TV.