In a stunning revelation, Angel Reese has expressed her frustrations with the struggling Chicago Sky franchise as they wrap up another dismal season.

The two-time WNBA All-Star did not hold back during an interview with the Chicago Tribune, stating she may need to reevaluate her future with the team if there’s no improvement. "I might have to move in a different direction and do what’s best for me," she declared, emphasizing her determination to see significant changes.

After a recent win against the Connecticut Sun, where Reese shone with 18 points and 13 rebounds, the team’s record stands at a disappointing 10-30. Reese's voice echoed the sentiments of a frustrated player who has seen the roster struggle — particularly with a record of just 3-15 since the All-Star break, complicated by her own injuries.

Reese asserted, "I’m not settling for the same results we’ve had this year. We need to attract great players — that’s non-negotiable for me. I want to compete with the best, and I’m committed to helping make that happen this offseason." Her fervor for improvement sets the stage for potential changes within the organization as they aim to uplift their game.

However, in the aftermath of her comments, Reese had a change of heart. Following Wednesday's victory, she quickly reached out to her teammates with an apology. "I probably am frustrated with myself right now. I think my language was taken out of context; I never meant to diminish my teammates, who have supported me throughout the year."

Acknowledging her need for growth, Reese stated, "I just have to be better with my words. It’s crucial to understand that my message can be interpreted in various ways, so I need to improve and learn from this experience."

In her candid remarks, she also called for her coach, Tyler Marsh, to push the players harder and underscored concerns about the team’s composition, suggesting the current roster lacks the depth needed for championship aspirations. Additionally, she pointed out the need for a younger addition to the team, as she raised concerns about injured point guard Courtney Vandersloot, crucial to the franchise's success in 2021.

Reese concluded, "We can't just hope Courtney comes back strong after her injury. We need someone dynamic, experienced, and ready to compete for a championship right now." With her future hanging in the balance, all eyes are on Reese and the Chicago Sky as they navigate a crucial offseason.