Sky star Angel Reese provided her thoughts on why WNBA players deserve more pay as they progress through CBA negotiations.

The Chicago Sky returned from the All-Star break Tuesday night and suffered a blowout 91–68 loss to the league-best Minnesota Lynx, marking their fourth and final matchup against the Lynx this season.

Chicago Sky star Angel Reese has involved herself in the discourse as players continue to fight for better rights from the league. This primarily centers on higher pay, with the players’ union demanding significantly higher annual salaries (the current super max contract is at $250,000 per year).

WNBA legend Candace Parker's personal ranking of current players in various talent tiers sparked conversation earlier this month after she placed three players ahead of Caitlin Clark -- A'ja Wilson, Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart -- and then gave Angel Reese a "C" grade.

Angel Reese leads the WNBA with seven technical fouls in just 22 games this season, putting her at risk of suspension if she receives another.

Angel Reese Urged to Have New WNBA Role After All-Star Weekend originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The WNBA and its players’ association met in Indianapolis on July 17 for an in-person session, the first since the WNBPA opted out of the current collective bargaining agreement, which expires October 31.

Chicago Sky superstar Angel Reese made more WNBA history during her team's 91-68 blowout loss to the Minnesota Lynx on July 22. In scoring 11 points and grabbin

Angel Reese made history with a double-double streak record despite committing a game-leading nine turnovers in the Sky's 23-point loss to the Lynx.

Reese’s fits have become a regular highlight for fans during pregame tunnel walks—moments where WNBA stars show off their fashion sense before hitting the hardwood. From bold streetwear to polished high fashion, Reese has kept it fresh every game, drawing praise online for both her creativity and confidence.

From July 22 to now, Angel Reese has been on fire, living her best month as a WNBA player. The Chicago Sky forward has racked up an impressive 10 consecutive double-doubles, averag