Angel Reese poses 4-word question after Celtics lose on her watch

Angel Reese is keeping up with NBA action amid the WNBA's offseason, making an appearance at yet another game on Monday night. As Reese awaits the start of the inaugural season of the Unrivaled League in Miami, the Chicago Sky star is getting acquainted with the local basketball teams, attending the Orlando Magic's matchup versus the Boston Celtics.

The Magic showed love to the Maryland native, giving Reese a special shoutout during a timeout in the game. Orlando also shared a video of the WNBA All-Star to show their appreciation for the rising superstar.

"Hi @Reese10Angel," the Magic captioned their X post.

Angel Reese replied to the video following Orlando's upset win over Boston after entering the matchup as a 7.5-point favorite.

"What's my record now," Reese questioned as yet another team won with the Sky star in their home crowd.

With Orlando's win over Boston, teams are now 12-0 with Reese in the home crowd. She has also attended two NFL games this season, showing support for the Baltimore Ravens and the Chicago Bears. With Reese in attendance, Baltimore defeated the Buffalo Bills 35-10 on Sep. 29, while Chicago defeated the Carolina Panthers 36-10 the following weekend on Oct. 6.

Magic stun Celtics with Angel Reese courtside

The Angel Reese affect was in full swing on Monday night, as the Orlando Magic took down the reigning NBA champion Boston Celtics in front of their home crowd in the Kia Center. Orlando defeated Boston 108-104 for their second consecutive win after snapping a three-game skid.

Outside of a game-high 35-point performance from Jaylen Brown, the Celtics struggled with Jayson Tatum sidelined with injury, shooting just 25% as a team from 3-point range. The Magic were led by five double-digit scoring performances from Tristan De Silva, Trevelin Queen, Jalen Suggs, Wendell Carter Jr., and Cole Anthony.

De Silva led the way for Orlando, finishing with a team-high 18 points on 6-of-11 shooting, connecting on four of his eight 3-point attempts. With the win, the Magic advance to 19-12 on the season, looking to bounce back after losing four of their last seven.