Angel Reese has been one of the WNBA’s main attractions, and her double-double streak has been a highlight of the season.

“Deserved for stat padding!” – Angel Reese’s record-breaking double-double streak comes to an end, fans react

Chicago Sky rookie Angel Reese had been on a tear in the WNBA, carrying a 15-game double-double streak into Saturday’s matchup against the New York Liberty.

However, the Liberty had other plans, as they employed stout defense to prevent her from extending the streak.

The Sky’s tactics were clear, as they tried to get Reese her ninth and 10th points of the game, but the Liberty were prepared.

They brought four players to guard Angel Reese, forcing her to pass the ball back out to the perimeter.

She then finished the game with 8 points and 16 rebounds, just shy of her 16th consecutive double-double. This wasn’t the first time her teammates had tried to get Reese a late-game double-double. Earlier in the week, they had used similar tactics to get her from nine points to 11, extending her streak to 14 games.

In the end, Reese’s streak has come to an end, but her impressive rookie season continues. She has been one of the WNBA’s main attractions, and her double-double streak has been a highlight of the season.

Fans react as Angel Reese’s double-double streak ends at the hands of Liberty

Fans all over social media are commenting on Angel Reese’s incredible double-double streak which has finally come to an end. One user wrote: “Deserved for stat padding,” as the four-man marking tactic employed late on the WNBA second 2024 overall pick was thwarted. Here are some of the reactions:

During her streak, Reese averaged an impressive 14.8 points, 13.2 rebounds, and 1.6 steals per game. She even had a scoring high of 27 points and a rebounding high of 19 boards in separate games.

With 17 regular-season games left, the Sky are currently sitting in eighth place in the WNBA standings. Reese and the Sky will face the Las Vegas Aces on Tuesday and will need a win to keep their playoff hopes alive.