Phillies Broadcaster John Kruk Takes Shot At Angel Reese During Phillies-White Sox Game
Phillies Broadcaster John Kruk Takes Shot At Angel Reese During Phillies-White Sox Game

Phillies Broadcaster John Kruk Takes Shot At Angel Reese During Phillies-White Sox Game

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During a July 29 broadcast of the Philadelphia Phillies-Chicago White Sox game, Phillies announcer John Kruk took a playful shot at Chicago Sky WNBA star Angel Reese, referencing her reputation for rebounding her own missed shots—a tactic sometimes criticized as stat-padding. The exchange occurred after play-by-play announcer Tom McCarthy praised a former high school basketball teammate for cleaning up missed shots, prompting Kruk to quip, "There’s someone here in Chicago that does that a lot," alluding to Reese. McCarthy acknowledged Reese's scoring ability, but Kruk added she "gets her rebounds too," highlighting her aggressive rebounding style. Reese, known for her dominance and unapologetic play, responded on social media with a cryptic tweet about clout, seemingly addressing the criticism. Despite the controversy, Reese has been breaking WNBA records, including the rookie record for most consecutive double-doubles and the fastest player to reach 500 points and 500 rebounds, showcasing her impressive all-around game. The lighthearted yet pointed broadcast exchange underscores the ongoing debate about Reese's playing style and her impact on professional basketball.

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