Angel Reese shows off custom shoes ahead of WNBA rematch with Caitlin Clark

Caitlin Clark-Chennedy Carter dispute and Angel Reese continue to fuel the WNBA, Colin Cowherd says on ‘The Herd.’

Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark helped bring unprecedented attention to women's basketball.

Clark was the first player selected in the 2024 WNBA Draft, while the Chicago Sky used the seventh overall pick for Reese. The excitement surrounding the star players has carried over from college to the professional ranks, and Sunday afternoon will mark the second time Reese and Clark square off in the WNBA.

The first matchup between the Sky and Fever was marred by a controversial foul. Sky guard Chennedy Carter made a basket late in the third quarter. She then shifted to defense and began guarding Clark, who was attempting to get open to receive an inbound pass.

Clark never touched the ball as Carter delivered a shoulder check, which knocked the Fever star to the hardwood. Referees immediately called a foul on Carter.

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Angel Reese of the Chicago Sky shoots a free throw during a WNBA preseason game against the Minnesota Lynx May 3, 2024, at Target Center in Minneapolis. (Getty Images )

Reese is once again bringing some special sneakers with her for the highly anticipated rematch. The Sky forward will be sporting a custom pair of Joker-themed sneakers for the Father's Day matchup with the Fever.

The purple, red and white shoes feature a green Reebok logo. A rendering of the Joker's infamous smile is also painted on the front of the sneakers, and the words "Ha Ha" are visible.

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Reese inked a name, image and likeness (NIL) deal with Reebok in October, and she serves as a brand ambassador for the company.