Angel Reese Calls Out Refs For Heaving Off Fouls On Her “The Refs Are Biased”

In a fiery post-game interview, Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese called out the referees for what she perceived as biased officiating following last night’s close match against the Indiana Fever. The Sky narrowly Won 88-87, but Reese’s frustration wasn’t just about the score—it was about the foul calls she felt were unjustly heaped upon her.

“The refs are biased, plain and simple,” Reese stated bluntly. “I felt targeted out there. Every time I made a move, there was a whistle. It’s hard to play your game when you’re constantly worrying about getting called for fouls that shouldn’t even be fouls.”

Reese, who finished the game with 28 points, 12 rebounds, and 4 assists, also had five personal fouls, which significantly limited her aggressiveness on the court. Her performance was overshadowed by the frequent stoppages and foul trouble, hindering the Sky’s ability to maintain their momentum.

The game itself was intensely physical, with both teams battling hard. Caitlin Clark of the Indiana Fever, who led her team with 27 points and 9 assists, also faced tough defensive plays but managed to stay out of foul trouble.

Reese’s comments have ignited a discussion about officiating consistency in the WNBA. Fans and analysts are divided, with some agreeing with Reese’s claims of bias, while others believe it’s part of the game’s inherent challenges.

As the season progresses, the Sky will need to regroup and focus on their upcoming matches, while Reese’s pointed criticism of the referees will undoubtedly continue to be a topic of conversation.