But Reese holds a major off-court edge when it comes to social media. She boasts 4.9 million Instagram followers, 1.7 million more than Clark’s 3.2 million. Reese also leads on X, with 690,000 followers to the Fever star's 515,300.

On May 27, the WNBA issued a statement that its investigation into alleged fan misconduct during the Chicago Sky vs. Indiana Fever game on May 17 had concluded,

The decision to investigate the alleged encounter was applauded publicly by Reese, Sky head coach Tyler Marsh and Fever star guard Caitlin Clark. Reese has been the target of attacks online from fans, especially following the 2023 NCAA women's basketball national championship game between LSU and Iowa.

The WNBA was left with some serious egg on its face after an investigation into alleged fan “racism” directed at

The Angel Reese-Caitlin Clark rivalry hit a peak in their very first game of the 2025 WNBA season, but Jemele Hill believes fans and media should tone it down a notch.

It's no surprise that Angel Reese has unfortunately been dealing with an excessive amount of hate from the media. In fact, the WNBA even had to investigate comments made toward her. MORE: Reebok just dropped Angel Reese's sleek new logo However,