The Chicago Sky just got some news that should make fans feel pretty good heading into Angel Reese’s third season. The team announced updates that point toward a stronger, more settled year for both Reese and the roster around her. After two seasons of growth, it looks like everything is lining up for her to take another big step forward.
Reese has already made a strong impact in the league. Her rebounding, energy, and toughness helped shape the team’s identity last season. Now the Sky have given her more support, more stability, and more room to grow. That’s the kind of environment that can push a young star to another level.
One of the biggest parts of the news is that Chicago has been working on strengthening the roster. The team added pieces that complement Reese’s style and will likely take some pressure off her. With more reliable scoring and better spacing, she’ll have more freedom to play to her strengths without having to carry too much of the load.
There’s also optimism around her development. Coaches say she’s entering camp with improved skills, better conditioning, and a stronger understanding of the league’s pace. That’s not surprising. Reese has always been the type to come back better each year, and year three is often when young players really start to settle in.
All of this gives the Sky a clear direction. The team is younger, faster, and built around players who want to compete. With Reese at the center of it, Chicago fans have a lot to look forward to. If things click, this could be her breakout season—not just statistically, but in leadership and impact.
As the season gets closer, expect even more buzz around her growth and the Sky’s potential. For now, the latest updates are a good sign that both Reese and the team are moving in the right direction.
