Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese knew going into the 2025 WNBA season what her biggest detractors thought about her shooting ability. Her inability to finish at the rim was the biggest knock on her game, and when the season started, it didn’t look like she had gotten much better. Through her first seven games, she shot just 31 percent from the field, down significantly from an already lackluster 39 percent that she shot her rookie year, primarily around the rim. Then, she turned it on with an 8-13 performance against the reigning champion New York Liberty. By season’s end, her field goal percentage sat at 45.8 percent — still not dazzling, but an improvement. “I just trust my work,” Reese said Tuesday on her “Unapologetically Angel” podcast. “I put in countless days, countless nights, countless hours. So knowing that like if I miss six, I can make six more and I’m still at 50%. Or I can make seven and I’m over that. Or I can make eight, I can make nine. Especially for me, like I know the team needs me, the te
