Jaylen Brown, Kysre Gondrezick, and Angel Reese headlined the celebrity list in attendance during the Boston Celtics vs. Los Angeles Lakers Summer League game. The arena was packed with people wanting to see Bronny James.
Chicago Sky rookie Angel Reese walked into the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, stealing the show with what she had on and had everybody’s attention.
Reese was spotted wearing a nearly $700 Celine Beaute tank top. However, her shorts stole the show.
The rookie phenom showed off plenty of booty cheeks as she wore incredibly short jean shorts that caught the attention of a security guard.
A picture from a video showing Angel Reese speaking to another woman shows a security guard on the court losing focus and staring at Reese.
Social media had a lot to say about Angel Reese’s revealing outfit as well as security staring her down:
For Kysre Gondrezick, she is fresh off being released by the Chicago Sky as she tries to revitalize her career.
She was the fourth overall pick in 2021 but played only a few games before being released.
After taking a few seasons off, she is now trying to get back to doing what she loves to do.
For Angel Reese, she is looking to start another streak to help her team rack up some victories to make a play for the postseason.
Angel Reese’s WNBA Records Double-Doubles Streak Ends
Angel Reese was on a historical role until this weekend when her WNBA record of consecutive double-doubles ended at 15 during the Chicago Sky’s 81–67 loss to the New York Liberty.
Reese had only eight points, but grabbed 16 rebounds.
Reese had an opportunity to reach 10 points with 17 seconds remaining in the game, but the New York Liberty team was not going to let that happen as four Liberty defenders quickly surrounded her in the paint.
She had plenty of chances, but she shot a poor 3-for-13 from the field. She was also hampered by limited time due to five personal fouls.
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