Angel Reese Calls Out WNBA’s Rookie Obsession Amid Plunging Sky Ticket Sales

Ticket Sales Dip Sparks Frustration
Chicago Sky star Angel Reese expressed her frustration after learning that ticket sales for upcoming home games dropped nearly 40%, reportedly due to rookie sensation Caitlin Clark’s absence. “We built this league,” Reese said. “Now all that matters is hype?”

A League Built on Hype?
With Clark dominating headlines, networks, and merchandise sales, other teams are feeling the impact. Sky’s average attendance could fall from 8,500 to just 5,200. “Fans deserve to see elite talent—regardless of the name on the jersey,” Reese noted.

Veterans Demand Respect
Veterans like Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi backed Reese, emphasizing the importance of balance. “Respect the foundation we built,” Taurasi tweeted.

League Responds
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert promised equitable support, while the Sky is exploring “Legacy Nights” and promotions to re-engage fans.

Reese’s Rallying Cry
Facing discounted seats and empty rows, Reese remains defiant: “We’ll give fans a reason to return—one bucket at a time.”

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“I welcome the empty seats. It’s fuel for my fire.” – Angel Reese

In a rookie-obsessed league, Reese is fighting to remind fans that veterans are still the backbone of the game.