Angel Reese Joins Caitlin Clark in 2025 WNBA Season Triple-Double Company

Crashing the boards and putting up points in double digits isn’t anything new as Reese is a commanding presence in the paint. But it was her playmaking that is turning heads. Being shifted into a point-forward position, Reese showed a new layer to her game, proving she’s more than just a dominant rebounder––she has the court IQ to make plays for her teammates as well.

The performance also comes at a key time for the Sky, who prior to Sunday's victory, had just one win under their belt to seven losses. The loss of Chicago’s veteran point guard Courtney Vandersloot was a tough blow, but with Hailey Van Lith and Kamilla Cardoso rounding into form, Chicago is starting to click—and in the Sun matchup, Reese looked to be the engine driving it.

Reese and Clark are often linked in headlines—but not always for the most flattering reasons, frequently framed as rivals or highlighted for on-court tension. But this time, their names are side by side in a positive light––for their elite performance. Already referred to as the "Double-Double Queen," Reese took things even a step further Sunday, upgrading her double-double crown into the triple-double category.