The Chicago Sky must win their regular-season finale Thursday — and need the Atlanta Dream and Washington Mystics to lose — to extend their WNBA playoff streak to six seasons.
The WNBA is headed back to Portland with the Oregon city getting an expansion team that will begin play starting in 2026.
For the Chicago Sky to make the WNBA playoffs, they must win Thursday while Atlanta and Washington lose.
The Chicago Sky are on the edge of playoff elimination after dropping a pair of losses — and they might close the season without either of their rookie stars.
The WNBA regular season comes down to the final four days this week with all 12 teams playing Thursday to close it out. The postseason begins Sunday.
Even after falling out of playoff position and collapsing Sunday in a 93-88 loss to the Phoenix Mercury, the Chicago Sky haven’t lost hope.
The Chicago Sky lost to the Minnesota Lynx 83-66 on Friday night, falling to ninth place in the WNBA standings with three games left in the season.
Attention toward the Caitlin Clark corn maze, which opened for meandering August 31, has started to exponentially pick up steam.
The Washington Mystics beat the Chicago Sky 89-58 to move within one game of the eighth-place Sky for the final playoff spot.
A’ja Wilson broke the WNBA single season scoring record with her 941st point just before the first half of the Las Vegas Aces’ game against the Indiana Fever on Wednesday.