WNBA stars Angel Reese and DiJonai Carrington do not appreciate comments from fans about their looks. Reese completed her rookie season with the Chicago Sky after being drafted No. 7 overall out of LSU.

The WNBA could be heading toward a major labor standoff, with players reportedly considering a strike if their demands for better pay and benefits aren't met. Chicago Sky forward A

Two of the league's top players, Angel Reese of the Chicago Sky and DiJonai Carrington of the Dallas Wings, indicated on Reese's podcast, "Unapologetically Angel," that the players are fully ready to sit out games if the WNBA doesn't meet their terms.

Angel Reese demands better WNBA pay, warning of a boycott if the new CBA falls short, citing undervalued player salaries.

The WNBA has exploded over the last couple of years, and now the players are eyeing a bigger piece of the financial pie. On her "Unapologetically Angel" podcast, Chicago Sky star Angel Reese hinted at a potential strike if the players' demands aren't met in negotiations ahead of the next CBA.

I’m not gonna lie… Angel Reese is the ultimate WNBA heel. And I mean that as a compliment. She’s sort of the unofficial “bad girl” of the WNBA, always mouthing off, always making headlines, adding some controversy to the sport that is largely ignored by the general public… it’s good for the WNBA to be honest.

Chicago Sky and Unrivaled star Angel Reese warned the WNBA about a potential strike with the CBA negotiations looming.

The WNBPA has already opted out of its current collective bargaining agreement, and Angel Reese has threated to go on strike if the league doesn't give players what they want

Chicago Sky rookie sensation Angel Reese has sparked a firestorm in the WNBA, issuing a bold ultimatum to Commissioner Cathy Engelbert during a candid discussion on her Unapologetically Angel podcast.