She’s getting the ball in her hands more, dribbling with purpose, taking more initiative… and what really stood out to me — she’s starting to pull up from mid-range. Not just once. Not by accident. She’s doing it with rhythm, with confidence, like she knows it’s part of her game now.
But one thing nobody can ever take away from her is her competitive fire. She’s a fighter. Even when her confidence takes a hit, she stays locked in.
I remember during Unrivaled, the hate was loud. Real loud. People were clowning her, making fun of missed layups right under the rim. And yeah, it got to her — at least a little.
There was one moment I’ll never forget: Angel had an open look at the basket, completely alone. And instead of going up, she waited. Waited for Kahleah Copper to catch up so she could pass it. It felt like she didn’t even want to risk another miss, just to avoid being roasted online.
That’s when I thought: Damn… her confidence is shaken.
But I was wrong.
Angel Reese went back to the lab. She put in the work. She’s working with Lisa Leslie, and it’s clearly paying off. Her season started off shaky, but now? Now we’re watching a different Angel Reese. A more focused, more confident, more complete version of herself.
And honestly… I love to see it.
So now the real question is:
💭 What’s Angel Reese’s ceiling? Could she be MVP material someday? Or at least in the conversation?
Because if you ask me — she’s on her way.
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