Angel Reese Threw One of the Worst Passes of the WNBA Season

Angel Reese recorded her ninth consecutive double-double with 22 points and 10 rebounds during the Chicago Sky's home loss to the Minnesota Lynx on Monday. This marks her 41st career double-double in just 55 games, making her the only WNBA player currently averaging a double-double.

Despite Reese's performance, the Sky fell to a 7-14 season record. Reese committed five of the team's 18 turnovers, including a notable error late in the second quarter. With the Sky leading by eight and 1:14 remaining, Reese carelessly threw an underhand inbound pass without looking, sending the ball directly to Minnesota's Courtney Williams. Williams then assisted Bridget Carleton for an open three-pointer.

Following an offensive foul by Reese on the subsequent possession, the Lynx scored again to narrow Chicago's halftime lead to four points. Minnesota proceeded to win both the third and fourth quarters, securing the victory.

Reese continues to lead the WNBA in rebounding by a significant margin and also tops the league in turnovers, averaging 3.8 per game.