US EditionAngel Reese Blasts WNBA Officials over Lack of Free Throws After Sky Loss to Lynx: 'I'm Tired of This S---'
- On Sunday evening, July 6, 2025, the Chicago Sky, led by Angel Reese, were defeated by the Minnesota Lynx with a final score of 80 to 75 in Minnesota, resulting in Chicago's 12th loss of the season.
- Reese and her teammates faced limited free throw opportunities, with only eight attempts compared to Minnesota's 17, prompting Reese to question officials during the game about the disparity.
- Reese, who contributed 16 points, grabbed 17 boards, and dished out six assists while setting a WNBA record for consecutive games with at least 16 rebounds, voiced her dissatisfaction with the officiating and how it hindered the team's offensive performance.
- Reese expressed her frustration with the officiating, recounting how she told officials that her team had only been awarded two free throws before the final quarter, to which one official responded that it wasn’t her responsibility. She added that she doesn’t mind if she faces a fine for speaking out, emphasizing that the situation feels unfair and that she’s grown tired of it. Coach Tyler Marsh acknowledged that while this style of play is typical for their team, the scarcity of foul calls remains disappointing.
- Reese's remarks highlight ongoing concerns about fairness and player safety in the league, encouraging broader discussions and fan calls for improved officiating as the Sky prepare to face the Washington Mystics on July 8.
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