GM Jeff Pagliocca and the Chicago Sky front office enter a crucial offseason highlighted by a deep free-agent market and a pair of important draft selections.
A’ja Wilson is only the second player to win the WNBA MVP award unanimously, joining Cynthia Cooper in the league’s inaugural 1997 season.
After being eliminated from WNBA playoff contention Thursday for the first time in five years, the Chicago Sky enter a critical stage in their rebuilding process.
The WNBA regular season is over. And the stat sheets were filled like never before.
What we’re seeing from Las Vegas Aces superstar A’ja Wilson this season is nothing short of greatness.
The Chicago Sky missed the WNBA playoffs for the first time since 2018, ending a five-year run that included the franchise’s first title. Now the focus shifts to 2025.
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.