While in attendance at the “Sunday Night Football” game between the Baltimore Ravens and Atlanta Falcons, WNBA star Angel Reese was not wearing the colors of her hometown team.
Instead, Reese, who is from Maryland, was wearing red and black, which is, of course, the colors of the Falcons, who play in the same city as her current team, the Atlanta Dream.
That is sure to ruffle the feathers (pun intended) of the people in Baltimore, but clearly Reese isn’t bothered by that, nor should she be.
Check out Reese’s fit, which featured a red jacket with black pants and boots, below.
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We’re not going to get on Reese for her choice of fit on Sunday night.
After all, she’s now with the Dream and has to stay true to the city she plays in.
And that’s especially true with the Dream vying for a WNBA title.
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Angel Reese’s successful first season with Dream
Atlanta Dream forward Angel Reese (5) celebrates with guard Rhyne Howard (10) during game three of the second round for the 2026 WNBA Playoffs against the New York Liberty at Barclays Center. Credit: Wendell Cruz-Imagn Images via Reuters Connect (Reuters)
Reese was acquired via trade from the Chicago Sky during the offseason and it’s safe to say the move has been a success for the Dream.
Not only did Reese win the WNBA Defensive Player of the Year award, she also won her third straight rebounding title and was an All-Star once again.
As if all that wasn’t enough, the Dream have cruised to the WNBA Finals after sweeping both the Washington Mystics and New York Liberty.
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“I manifested this when I came to Atlanta. I knew what I was getting. The finals. The finals,” she said. “This team has poured so much into me. We poured so much into each other.”
Reese had a bumpy road to get to here, as she failed to make the postseason with the Sky in her two years with the team.
“I was watching the finals from home for the last two years and kept saying, just give me one playoff game,” she said. “I manifest a lot of things and think it’s important to speak positively into your life and your team, but this is all God. I’m thankful and blessed to be here and won’t take it for granted.”
Reese and the Dream will square off with the Golden State Valkyries in the WNBA Finals, with the series beginning on Saturday, Oct. 17.
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