Kahleah Copper, who in 2021 helped the Sky win their first WNBA title, returned to Chicago on Thursday with the Phoenix Mercury — just days after earning an Olympic gold medal with Team USA.
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Could the Chicago Sky pass the Indiana Fever in the WNBA standings? Who will fill Marina Mabrey’s shoes? 5 questions after the Olympic break.
The Chicago Sky return from the Olympic break by hosting the Phoenix Mercury on Tuesday, debuting a new-look lineup.
Chennedy Carter has a coach who trusts her in Teresa Weatherspoon — and it’s taking the Chicago Sky guard to new heights
Throughout this Chicago Sky season, the relationship between coach Teresa Weatherspoon and guard Chennedy Carter has been on display.
All-Star Dearica Hamby sues the WNBA and Las Vegas Aces, alleging discrimination and retaliation for being pregnant
Los Angeles Sparks All-Star Dearica Hamby sued the WNBA and her former team in federal court Monday regarding her treatment from the Las Vegas Aces while pregnant.
US women’s basketball future looks bright — but the rest of the world is closing the talent gap
The U.S. women’s basketball players have been saying for years that winning in the Olympics wasn’t as easy as it has looked during the record run to eight straight gold medals.
US women’s basketball rallies to win an 8th straight gold medal at the Olympics
A’ja Wilson scored 21 points and the U.S. women’s basketball team survived the biggest challenge of its unprecedented run to eight straight Olympic gold medals with a 67-66 win over France.
Chicago Sky announce plans for a $38 million training facility in Bedford Park: ‘It’s not shared. This is ours.’
The Chicago Sky will break ground this fall on a purpose-built training center, delivering on team ownership’s promise to provide exclusive player facilities.
WNBA announces landmark 11-year media-rights deal with Disney, Amazon Prime and NBC
More than 100 WNBA regular-season games will be broadcast each season through an 11-year media-rights deal with Disney, Amazon Prime and NBC.
Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark provided the highlights for the WNBA All-Stars. Someday soon, it might be for the US.
Caitlin Clark delivered the pinpoint passes. Angel Reese supplied the hustle and rebounding. The two WNBA rookies made life difficult for the U.S. Olympic team.
Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese posts a double-double as the WNBA All-Stars take a 117-109 win over U.S. Olympic team
One of Caitlin Clark’s 10 assists came to Angel Reese, who finished with 12 points and 11 rebounds for the WNBA All-Stars.