In a dramatic shift of narrative in the WNBA, fans and analysts alike are starting to crown Angel Reese as the new face of the league, as Caitlin Clark struggles through a surprising mid-season slump.

Clark, the No. 1 overall pick and a college basketball sensation, entered the WNBA with massive expectations. However, her recent performances have been below par, with shooting percentages dropping and turnovers increasing, leading to growing frustration among fans of the Indiana Fever.

Meanwhile, Angel Reese, drafted just a few spots behind Clark, has been dominating both ends of the floor for the Chicago Sky. Known for her physicality, rebounding prowess, and unrelenting energy, Reese has not only been putting up strong numbers but has also become a consistent game-changer in clutch moments.

Social media has erupted with debates, as hashtags like #ReeseEra and #ClarkSlump trend across platforms. NBA and WNBA analysts are weighing in, with some suggesting that the momentum has clearly shifted in Reese’s favor.

“Angel Reese is playing like a seasoned pro,” said former WNBA star Swin Cash on a recent broadcast. “She’s confident, focused, and she’s winning games. That’s what leadership looks like.”

While it’s too early to write off Clark, the current trajectory puts Angel Reese firmly in the spotlight. As the WNBA season continues to heat up, all eyes will be on whether Clark can bounce back — or if Reese will continue her rise as the league’s new dominant force.