Angel Reese Appears To Respond To Being Fined In Cringe Fashion

Angel Reese had an interesting reaction to news breaking that she’d been fined by the WNBA.

Reese was fined $1,000 for not making herself available to the media after the Chicago Sky lost to the Indiana Fever over the weekend.

Why did she not make herself available? That’s a great question that nobody has a concrete answer to. She probably didn’t want to answer questions about why she appeared to celebrate a cheap shot on Caitlin Clark.

 

Angel Reese drops what looks like a sponsored post after being fined.

Shortly after her fine was announced Sunday, Reese took to Instagram to share what looked like a sponsored post with Revolve and Sami Miro Vintage.

Was it her way of letting people know she has plenty of money and doesn’t care about being fined? We report, you decide.

The post can’t be embedded, but you can see it here. Hit me with your thoughts at [email protected].

Did Angel Reese share a sponsored post after being fined by the WNBA? (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)

Dropping what certainly looks like a sponsored post of yourself showcasing an outfit after being fined by the WNBA is a bold move. You’d think Reese might want to chill out for a bit after what went down Saturday.

It definitely looked like she celebrated Chennedy Carter’s gross cheap shot on Clark. I’m not sure how anyone could see it any other way, and her conduct was nothing short of childish.

Instead, she seems interested in leaning into the attention and is now trying to pump up her Instagram numbers.

 

Dropping this post is the definition of cringe. It’s cringe from top to bottom. Take the fine like an adult, hop off social media after being justifiably crushed and move on. Don’t try to pivot with what looks like a sponsored post for an outfit. Nobody is interested in that after the insanity that went down Saturday against Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever. Let me know at [email protected] if you agree.

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Aces Coach Explains ‘Black And White Stuff’ On Viral Caitlin Clark Comment

On Saturday night, Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever took on Kelsey Plum and the reigning champion Las Vegas Aces. The Fever look for their second win in a row.

Earlier this week, Aces head coach Becky Hammon and star A’Ja Wilson had an interview during the team’s practice. Coach Hammon made a noteworthy comment about Clark and the negative attention she has been receiving, mentioning ‘black and white stuff.’ This comment quickly gained widespread attention online.

Her original comments were posted by Alex Eschelman.

“‘Let’s be very clear, we love Caitlin Clark…I think this narrative of everybody hating on her, and even the black and white thing, knock it off, it’s not there.’ Good stuff here by Las Vegas Aces Head Coach Becky Hammon and A’Ja Wilson on the national conversation surrounding the WNBA star rookie.”

Before Saturday’s game, Hammon explained her viral comments on Clark.

Las Vegas Aces head coach Becky Hammon

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“It’s construed as some of our minority black & brown women are hating on [Caitlin Clark] because she’s white & that is not the case… But it has highlighted how black & brown greatness has not been celebrated,” Hammon said.

Hammon’s comments were captured and posted online in a video by Callie Lawson-Freeman.

 

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WNBA Legend Sue Bird Makes a Clear Demand of Caitlin Clark

If Caitlin Clark is to take any advice from any current or former WNBA player, she might as well do so from Sue Bird.

Bird was drafted by the Seattle Storm first overall in the 2002 WNBA Draft, and is considered of the greatest players in WNBA history.

Across her Hall of Fame career, Bird won four WNBA championships (2004, 2010, 2018, 2020), five Olympic gold medals (2004, 2008, 2012, 2016, and 2020), and two NCAA Championships as a UConn Husky.

So when she makes a suggestion about Caitlin Clark’s start with the Indiana Fever, fans would be wise to listen.

Former WNBA player Sue Bird arrives on the red carpet before the 2023 ESPYS at the Dolby Theatre.

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Bird was recently interviewed by AP Sports. In the interview, she suggested that fans needed to “be patient” with Clark during her rookie season in the WNBA.

The reason being that basketball is a team game, and Clark can’t solve the Fever’s losing by herself.

And because Clark isn’t surrounded by superstars, it’s easier for teams to focus their defense on her, which makes it tougher for Clark to score like she did at Iowa.

But Bird believes it’s only a matter of time before Clark breaks through.