Angel Reese is reminding everyone why she’s built for the spotlight. After facing a wave of criticism and online hate early in the season, the Chicago Sky forward is now thriving, having just been named the WNBA Eastern Conference Player of the Week to close out June. Reese averaged 19.7 points, 17.0 rebounds, and 2.0 steals over the week, leading the Sky on both ends of the floor. She’s been a monster on the glass, recently becoming the first WNBA player in history to record 70 rebounds over a four-game span. Reese also racked up six double-doubles in her last seven games. After the award was announced, she reposted the Sky’s graphic on X with a message that sums up her journey: “God will never give me a storm I can’t handle.” It’s the same quote she shared earlier this season when talking about how she motivates herself through tough nights. The numbers—and the mentality—show she’s locked in. Before this hot stretch, Angel Reese had a rough start to her sophomore campaign. In an interview with Karli Bell,
