Unfortunately, the Chicago Sky was one of four WNBA teams eliminated from the playoffs this season, falling just two games short of the postseason. On Thursday, the Connecticut Sun dismantled the Sky during their regular season finale, 87-54. Here’s what Angel Reese said following the loss. “Year 1 was filled with nothing but amazing memorable memories. Bye-bye, Rook15!” Reese wrote…

The Chicago Sky’s Dana Evans and Isabelle Harrison say social media harassment made this the most difficult basketball season of their lives

Chicago Sky coach Teresa Weatherspoon blamed the team’s numerous injuries for their 10th place finish this season

The Chicago Sky are one game behind the 8-seed Atlanta Dream with one game left to play in the season

The loss, Chicago’s eighth in the last 10 games, leaves the Sky (13-25) in a tie with Washington and Atlanta in the battle for the league’s eighth playoff spot

Chicago Sky head coach Teresa Weatherspoon shared her thoughts on recent social media hatred directed at her players after WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert’s comments on the Angel Reese vs. Caitlin Clark rivalry reignited the discussion on Tuesday

Chicago Sky star forward Angel Reese underwent successful surgery on her fractured left wrist on Tuesday, the team announced.

Chicago Sky has a one-game lead game lead over the Atlanta Dream for the eighth and final playoff spot with five games remaining in the Sky’s regular season

Angel Reese announced on social media Saturday she will miss the rest of the 2024 WNBA season with a season-ending wrist injury.

The Chicago Sky rookie forward broke the previous record held by Sylvia Fowles.