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- WNBAWashington faces Chicago, aims for 4th straight winChicago Sky (16-27, 4-15 Eastern Conference) at Washington Mystics (27-16, 14-5 Eastern Conference)
- WNBAChicago Sky vs. Toronto Tempo - Game HighlightsWatch the Game Highlights from Chicago Sky vs. Toronto Tempo, 09/22/2026
- WNBAWNBA Power Rankings: What went right for every team this seasonWhat's the best thing that happened for every WNBA team this season? We break it down.
- WNBAKeisha Hampton 2017 WNBA SplitsView the 2017 WNBA season full splits for Keisha Hampton of the Chicago Sky on ESPN. Includes full stats per opponent, and home and away games.
- WNBAAmber Harris 2018 WNBA SplitsView the 2018 WNBA season full splits for Amber Harris of the Chicago Sky on ESPN. Includes full stats per opponent, and home and away games.
- WNBAToronto faces Chicago on 11-game road slideToronto Tempo (11-31, 5-13 Eastern Conference) at Chicago Sky (15-27, 3-15 Eastern Conference)
- WNBAAngel Reese Sets Historic Single Season Rebound RecordKey StoriesReese makes history with 500 rebound milestoneAngel Reese set a new WNBA benchmark by becoming the first player to surpass 500 rebounds in a single season during Saturdays game.Dream and Sky face off in historic contestThe milestone occurred during a high-stakes game between the Atlanta Dream and Chicago Sky at State Farm Arena.Continued dominance on the glassReeses record-breaking performance highlights a season of unprecedented rebounding efficiency and consistent statistical dominance.TL;DR — Atlanta Dream star Angel Reese has become the first player in WNBA history to record 500 rebounds in a single season. This milestone was achieved during a pivotal matchup against the Chicago Sky, further cementing her status as the leagues premier interior force.3 stories · 1 min readPowered by rss.app
- WNBAAtlanta Dream vs. Chicago Sky - Game HighlightsWatch the Game Highlights from Atlanta Dream vs. Chicago Sky, 09/19/2026
- WNBAAngel Reese has 31st double-double to help Dream beat Sky 106-81— Angel Reese had 23 points and 10 rebounds to extend her WNBA single-season record for double-doubles to 31 and lead the Atlanta Dream to a 106-81 victory over the Chicago Sky on Saturday night.
- WNBADoes the law back Enes Kanter Freedom's WNBA draft bid?Enes Kanter Freedom declared himself a woman and said he's eligible for the WNBA draft. Legal experts point out strengths and flaws in his case.
- WNBAChicago visits Atlanta following Reese's 30-point gameChicago Sky (15-26, 3-14 Eastern Conference) at Atlanta Dream (27-14, 12-5 Eastern Conference)
- WNBAAustin scores 20, Iriafen has 18 points and 11 rebounds, Mystics beat Sky 110-80— Shakira Austin scored 20 points, Kiki Iriafen finished with 18 points and 11 rebounds, and the Washington Mystics beat the Chicago Sky 110-80 on Thursday night in their first game since the FIBA World Cup break.
- WNBAChicago Sky vs. Washington Mystics - Game HighlightsWatch the Game Highlights from Chicago Sky vs. Washington Mystics, 09/17/2026
- WNBA30 seasons of the WNBA: How women's basketball has grownAs the league celebrates its 30th season, a visual look at its growth on the court, as a business and as a global influence.
- WNBACitron leads Washington against Chicago after 22-point gameWashington Mystics (24-16, 11-5 Eastern Conference) at Chicago Sky (15-25, 3-13 Eastern Conference)
- WNBAWNBA offseason 2026: Guides for every eliminated teamWith 2026 playoff teams decided, we break down the priorities and needs for each eliminated WNBA team.
- WNBAWNBA Leadership Transition and League Growth StrategyKey StoriesLeadership void fuels speculation on commissioner replacementFollowing news of Cathy Engelbert's upcoming retirement, discussions have surfaced regarding Nneka Ogwumike's potential transition from union president to league commissioner, despite internal critiques of the current administration's handling of star player growth.Unrivaled league expands physical footprint for 2027The startup women's basketball league founded by UConn alumni has selected Boston's TD Garden to host its 2027 season opener, signaling aggressive growth in the professional women's sports landscape.Legal and media controversies highlight league frictionThe Chicago Sky owner has dismissed a lawsuit from Enes Kanter Freedom as meritless, while ongoing media debates regarding player merit and racial bias continue to polarize coverage of the league's top stars.Postseason pressure shifts toward rising franchisesAnalytical focus is shifting toward the Minnesota Lynx and Indiana Fe
- WNBASky owner calls Kanter Freedom's free speech lawsuit 'meritless'Chicago Sky owner Michael Alter called a lawsuit filed by Enes Kanter Freedom "meritless and frivolous."
- WNBASky owner calls Kanter Freedom's free speech lawsuit 'meritless'Chicago Sky owner Michael Alter called a lawsuit filed by Enes Kanter Freedom "meritless and frivolous."
- WNBAKanter Freedom files suit against Sky, Wintrust Arena ownersEnes Kanter Freedom is suing the Chicago Sky and the owners of Wintrust Arena, alleging in a 15-page complaint that his First Amendment rights were violated when he was removed from a Sky home game last month.
- WNBAWNBA Stars and Legal Drama Reshape Basketball LandscapeKey StoriesTeam USA Faces Leadership Questions at FIBA World CupDespite a history of dominance, analysts suggest Team USA may be vulnerable as stars like A'ja Wilson are absent and France emerges as a potent international rival.Enes Kanter Freedom Files Federal Lawsuit Against Chicago SkyThe former NBA player is seeking a permanent injunction against a ban following his ejection from a game, naming the city and team in a federal complaint.Young Stars Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers UniteThe Indiana Fever and Dallas Wings stars express excitement over their backcourt chemistry as they prepare to lead the next generation of American international play.Chicago Sky Focuses on Player Longevity and WellnessRecent commentary highlights how players like Skylar Diggins are prioritizing mental and physical health as the season concludes early for the Chicago franchise.TL;DR — The 2026 FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup begins with questions surrounding Team USA dominance and roster leade
- WNBAKanter Freedom files suit against Sky, Wintrust Arena ownersEnes Kanter Freedom is suing the Chicago Sky and the owners of Wintrust Arena, alleging in a 15-page complaint filed Thursday that his First Amendment rights were violated when he was removed from a Sky home game last month.
- WNBAA'ja Wilson, Kelsey Plum to miss the FIBA Women's World CupKelsey Plum and A'ja Wilson will miss the FIBA Women's World Cup for health reasons, with the Mercury announcing that Plum will miss the rest of the 2026 season. Kiki Iriafen and Sonia Citron will replace Plum and Wilson, USA Basketball announced Monday.
- WNBAWNBA Stars Navigate Logistics and Roster Shifts During World Cup BreakKey StoriesPassport mishap sidelines China star Li YueruDallas Wings center Li Yueru will miss the FIBA World Cup after her replacement passport was lost in the mail, significantly impacting China's roster depth for the tournament.Kate Martin secures new role with Chicago SkyFollowing her departure from the Los Angeles Sparks, Kate Martin has signed a developmental contract with the Chicago Sky, returning to her home state of Illinois.Caitlin Clark prepares for high stakes international debutAs the WNBA pauses, Caitlin Clark is embracing the pressure of the global spotlight as she readies for her first senior World Cup appearance with Team USA.League honors and wellness stories emerge during breakThe league continues to recognize individual excellence with Olivia Miles earning Rookie of the Month honors, while veteran Lauren Jackson shared how medical cannabis extended her career.TL;DR — The WNBA break for the FIBA World Cup has introduced significant logistical hurdles and roster
- WNBAWNBA Roster Shifts and Commercial ExpansionKey StoriesSkylar Diggins Sidelined for Remainder of SeasonChicago Sky guard Skylar Diggins will miss the rest of the 2026 season to focus on recovering from an aggravated right knee injury that has kept her out since July.WNBA Expands Lifestyle Partnerships with Catbird and GlassesUSAThe league has named Catbird its official jewelry partner for its 30th anniversary and launched a signature eyewear collection with star Olivia Miles, signaling a deeper push into fashion and lifestyle branding.Caitlin Clark and Fever Performance Drive MVP DiscourseThe Indiana Fever's rise to fifth in the standings, led by Caitlin Clark's return from previous injury, has sparked intense debate regarding MVP honors and the competitive dynamics of the league.Olivia Miles Dual-Sport Legacy Gains AttentionEmerging star Olivia Miles is receiving recognition for her elite high school soccer background, underscoring the high level of multi-sport athleticism present in the modern WNBA.TL;DR — The WNBA fac
- WNBASky's Skylar Diggins (knee) to miss remainder of seasonChicago Sky guard Skylar Diggins will miss the remainder of the WNBA's season as she continues to recover from a right knee injury, the team announced Tuesday.
- WNBASky's Skylar Diggins (knee) to miss remainder of seasonChicago Sky guard Skylar Diggins will miss the remainder of the WNBA's season as she continues to recover from a right knee injury, the team announced Tuesday.
- WNBAWNBA Power Rankings: Lynx dethroned, Sparks bump upWhat should every team be focused on when play resumes after the FIBA World Cup?
- WNBAWNBA Milestones Amidst Rising Media and Social ControversiesKey StoriesAngel Reese Establishes New WNBA Single Season Rebounding RecordChicago Sky rookie Angel Reese recorded her 29th double-double of the season against the Minnesota Lynx, officially setting a new league record for total rebounds in a single season.Broadcast Personalities Face Online Hostility Over Player CriticismAnnouncer Cindy Brunson reported receiving death threats following her analysis of Caitlin Clark, highlighting a disturbing trend of extreme fan reactions and internal friction among media veterans.USA Basketball Faces Backlash Over Kelsey Mitchell Roster SnubFans and analysts expressed outrage after Indiana Fever star Kelsey Mitchell was omitted from the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup roster despite her high-scoring performance this season.Enes Kanter Freedom Challenges Commissioner Over Eligibility PoliciesFormer NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom has publicly called for a summit with Commissioner Cathy Engelbert to discuss the league's stance on transgender athlet
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