Angel Reese has never been afraid to speak her mind. Now hitting back at the haters might give her the last laugh.

Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese has filed for a trademark for "Mebounds" after thanking her critics for coming up with the idea.

Sometimes the best moments don't happen on the scoreboard, but in the middle of a surprise no one sees coming. Angel Reese had just recorded the first triple-double of her WNBA car

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If you thought Reese was kidding about capitalizing on the "mebounds" hate, she wasn't. A trademark was recently filed by her team under the goods and services category, meaning (if approved), we could potentially see apparel with the signature phrase coming soon.

Tina Charles knows what elite rebounding looks like — she’s built a WNBA career on it. And after facing Angel Reese in the Connecticut Sun’s 78-66 loss to the Chicago Sky on Sunday, Charles saw something that reminded her of her younger self.

The most discussed aspects of Chicago Sky second-year star Angel Reese's game on the court are her generational rebounding ability and shooting struggles (especially close to the basket). However, Reese has displayed several other clear improvements to her skill set this season.

Reese is one of the premier rebounders in the WNBA, and became the first rookie since Tina Charles to lead the league in rebounds per game with 13.1 in 2024. She's on track to defend her crown, as Reese entered this matchup averaging 11.8 rebounds to go along with 10.3 points per game. Her 12.9 career rebounds per game rank first in WNBA history.

While emotions are high after having a game like that, Reese took to social media on Monday, sharing a cryptic post. It's unclear if the post has any meaning, but rather than using words, the former LSU Tiger shared eight different emojis, possibly signaling mixed emotions.

While the trolling may have troubled many, Angel Reese saw an opportunity to make lemons into lemonade, and her team has now launched a trademark suit for 'Mebounds'. The news has caused a stir on social media as well,