Angel Reese sets another WNBA record in the victory of Chicago Sky against Los Angeles Sparks
Angel Reese continues to Works on his attacking game during a second -year crisisBut Tuesday evening’s victory over the sparks of Los Angeles could be the necessary launch point as a trusted manufacturer in a way. After his 18 -point performances, 17 rebounds and six assistants, Reese made the history of the WNBA by becoming the fastest player in the history of the League to reach 150 rebounds and 50 assists in one season, according to Polymarket Hoops.
Earlier this month, Reese published his first triple-double career And recently became the fastest player to score 500 points and lower 500 rebounds.
After the first victory of the Sky, nine days to take a slip of three games, Reese was succinct in his statements about his team to meet on the right track.
“I take things day by day. Our coaches have done a good job,” said Reese after the victory of heaven 97-86. “Tonight, we took it personal and knowing our games … We have to celebrate our little victories. Tonight, tonight, we felt really good for us.”
Chicago dragged six points at halftime with a minimum of Reese action before the former LSU star lit a second half race. Reese is now on average a double-double in the season through 13 games with 10.8 points, 11.5 rebounds and 3.5 assists per competition.
“We were able to set the tone every night,” said Reese. “We let a lot of games move away from us. We really wanted to win this evening.”
Kamilla Cardoso flocked in a 27 -point career summit, the two twin towers of Chicago dominated in the low post.
“You know, the messaging is just that we can have nothing less than it in terms of effort,” said first-year coach Sky, Tyler Marsh. “If we give the right level of effort, if we take care of the ball, if we remain attentive to the match plan, we will find ourselves in some of these games. And therefore, this has been the message so far.”
At 4-10 in total, the Sky holds the fourth record of the WNBA and is 2.5 games from Washington Mystics in the Eastern Conference.
Marsh brought a new offensive system to Chicago following a successful two -year passage as an assistant to the Las Vegas Aces. The players respected his championship pedigree, but they still work on the folds with the transition at this end of the ground.
We asked Marsh if his team in the second half was a reflection of his team knowing how to manage his updated offensive match plan.
“I do not know if you can get it just from a single match, I think you have to constitute a certain consistency in a few games to really feel it, but I will say the effort we have given to Atlanta combined with (tonight), that allows us to know that we tend in the right direction,” said Marsh.
