'They Don’t Know That’s A Compliment': Angel Reese Comments By Michael Jordan’s Ex-Teammate Comparison To Jemele Hill Gets Defended By Natasha Claoud

Cloud went to the comments section to chime in with her own insight.

“They don’t know that’s a compliment,” Cloud wrote in a comment.

Jemele Hill has been a controversial figure in sports media due to her outspoken views on politics, race, and social issues. Hill continues to be a strong voice in journalism, writing for “The Atlantic” and hosting her podcast “Jemele Hill Is Unbothered.”

Angel Reese, Chicago Sky Face Early Season Struggle in Liberty Loss

Angel Reese had a tough night as the Chicago Sky fell to the New York Liberty in a decisive 99-74 loss. The Liberty set a WNBA regular-season record by sinking 19 three-pointers, with Natasha Cloud leading the charge with four deep shots and 18 points. Chicago struggled to keep up, especially in the second quarter, where they were outscored 25-9, allowing New York to build an insurmountable lead. Despite the Sky’s efforts to rally in the third quarter, the Liberty’s offensive firepower proved too much to overcome.

Reese had a difficult game, going 0-for-8 from the field and scoring just two points. This marked the first time since 2021 that she failed to make a single basket in a game, ending a streak of 136 consecutive games where she had scored.

ESPN’s Alexa Philippou noted that with the loss, the Sky set the record for the second-worst game differential a team has set for its two games of the season in WNBA history.

She said on X: “Tough start to 2025 in Chicago: The Sky’s -60 point differential this season is the worst through the first two games of a season in WNBA history. They’ll head back on the road in search of their first win, starting with a meeting Sunday versus L.A.”

Despite the loss, Angel Reese’s presence on the court continues to be a key factor for the Sky as they look to bounce back as the season goes on.