Overview
- Reebok, which announced the deal Wednesday, welcomed the UCLA champion as she enters the WNBA.
- Betts becomes the fifth WNBA player with Reebok, a group led by Angel Reese, who released the Angel Reese 1 in 2025.
- The company has not said if Betts will get a signature shoe or when one might launch.
- The Mystics expect Betts at training camp on April 19 before preseason games and a May 8 season opener.
- Indiana rookie Raven Johnson signed with Adidas earlier this week, signaling brands racing to sign top picks before they play a pro game.