WNBA legend Lisa Leslie offers to help Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese, one of last season's top rookies, in one of the few areas she needs to improve — layups.

WNBA and Sparks legend Lisa Leslie has vowed to help Angel Reese with her biggest weakness. “I can’t wait to work with you some more,” Leslie said on the latest episode of Reese’s “Unapologetically Angel” podcast.

That hope came to fruition during Unrivaled's inaugural season, when Rose BC shared a video of Reese and Leslie training together. In their latest conversation on Reese's podcast, Leslie praised the second-year WNBA forward for wanting to improve her game.

WNBA champion Lisa Leslie told Angel Reese she was "positive" she could fix her layup problem during her second year in the WNBA.

WNBA legend Lisa Leslie was a candidate for two head coaching jobs during the offseason. She did not get either job and does not plan to try again in the

Lisa Leslie shared her biggest piece of advice for fellow women's basketball player, Angel Reese. Leslie was a guest on Reese's "Unapologetically Angel"

WNBA legend Lisa Leslie is determined to help Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese improve her game. During a recent episode of Reese's show, “Unapologetically Angel,” Leslie shared the key area she wants to help Reese develop: her layup finishing.

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If there's anyone who can help Reese, it's Leslie. The legendary center enjoyed a Hall of Fame career in the WNBA with the Los Angeles Sparks, as she averaged 17.3 points per game on 47% shooting over the course of her 12-year career.