If there are players who have made history and left a great legacy in the WNBA, one of them is Lisa Leslie.
Of course, receiving praise from a legend of her caliber is an honor, and although she is generous with her praise and supports players who achieve great success, Angel Reese seems to be one of her protégés.
Leslie supports Reese
The Chicago Sky star finished her second season with the team and in the WNBA with an average of 14.7 points, 12.6 rebounds, 3.7 assists, and 1.5 steals per game.
However, for the second consecutive time, they failed to qualify for the playoffs, and Reese and her teammates started the offseason early.
Despite this, the 23-year-old forward has not stopped shining and has received new recognition, not only for her play, but also for her sense of fashion: Angel is the 2025 WNBA MVP for LeagueFits.
This channel highlighted Angel’s “confidence, originality, and spice” and her boldness in dressing, reasons enough for her to be named MVP. In addition, the former LSU Tigers player was also named to the All-LeagueFits first team.
“YOUR 2025 W LEAGUEFITS MVP: ANGEL REESE. Angel has been in takeover mode since forever, whatever you could think of, she’s been there and done that, and now she adds a leaguefits MVP to her resume. The sky is the limit, and she has the potential to be a multi-time MVP winner solely off of the confidence, originality, and spice she exerts on a daily basis,” LeagueFits wrote on its official Instagram account alongside 13 photos showcasing the Sky star’s best looks.
After learning of Reese’s new achievement, fans showed their support with comments such as: “Our baby girl has taken over,” “Angel is gonna take women athletes to the top of every industry,” “Queen of W fits,” “Barbie with the fashion.”
However, what stood out were the words of the Los Angeles Sparks legend: “It! @angelreese5 Representing for the Tall Barbies,” wrote Lisa Leslie alongside pink heart emojis.
Meanwhile, Angel will have to wait until May for the start of a new WNBA season to return to the courts, where she will seek to improve on this year’s record (10-34) and qualify for the playoffs after years of drought.
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