Angel Reese goes ballistic as Caitlin Clark poses with the award.

Chicago Sky rookie Angel Reese recently opened up about her season, expressing her belief that she would have secured the Rookie of the Year (ROTY) title had it not been for an injury that hampered her performance. “”I’d have been there, I’d have been raising that title if it hadn’t been for the injury. Yeah bad things always happen to me”.

The talented forward, known for her impressive skill set and competitive spirit, quickly made an impact in the WNBA after being drafted.

Reese’s early games showcased her ability to score, rebound, and play tough defense, making her a standout player. However, a significant injury sidelined her during crucial stretches of the season, limiting her contributions and affecting her overall statistics. In a recent interview, she reflected on the frustration of missing key opportunities, stating, “I know I had what it took to be in that ROTY conversation.”

“If it had not been for wrist injury I’d have beeen ROTY. My fans know it, my family know it, everyone knows it”.

With her talent and drive, Angel Reese is poised to become a cornerstone for the Chicago Sky, and the league will undoubtedly keep a close eye on her journey ahead.

Clark celebrates historic rookie season

Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark with her Rookis of the Year Award.Instagram @indianafever

Caitlin Clark‘s excitement was palpable as she finally got her hands on the WNBA Rookie of the Year trophy, beating out Angel Reese for the coveted award. The Indiana Fever star received an overwhelming 66 out of 67 votes, solidifying her remarkable rookie season. However, the spotlight was also on the one unnamed reporter who controversially chose Chicago Sky forward Reese instead.

Despite Reese’s team not making it to the postseason, Clark’s impressive leadership led Indiana to its first playoff berth since 2016. The announcement of Clark’s win came amidst another controversy involving her, but it didn’t overshadow her well-deserved recognition as Rookie of the Year.

In a photo shared by the Fever, Clark proudly posed with her award, marking a significant milestone in her career. The overwhelming support from 98.5% of the voters, including local journalists from each WNBA market and national writers, clearly reflected the impact she made in her debut season. However, the lingering question of the mysterious voter who chose Reese has left fans curious and reporters denying their involvement in the decision.

Amidst the excitement and controversy, Clark’s determination and talent shone through, and her plans for the WNBA offseason after their playoff exit are eagerly anticipated. As she navigates through the aftermath of the season, fans are eager to see what’s next for the rising star.

The rising star who took the WNBA by storm

As Clark embraces this well-deserved recognition, her journey from college to the WNBA has been nothing short of inspiring. Her dedication and passion for the sport have been evident in every game she played. As she looks ahead to the future, her impact on and off the court is undeniable.

In the words of Caitlin Clark herself, “I’m incredibly honored and grateful to receive this award. It’s a testament to the hard work and support of my teammates and coaches.” Her humility and acknowledgment of her team’s contribution further exemplify her character both as an athlete and a leader.

Looking ahead to the new season, Iowa’s star transfer adds another layer of anticipation for what’s to come. With Clark’s unwavering determination and talent, her presence will undoubtedly make a significant impact on the team and the league as a whole.

As fans eagerly await the unveiling of the mysterious voter, one thing remains certain-Caitlin Clark’s undeniable talent and resilience have solidified her as a force to be reckoned with in the WNBA. Her journey is just beginning, and the excitement surrounding her future endeavors is palpable.

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Source: Tampa Bay Times