Last year was a tumultuous one for professional basketball in Chicago, and 2025 could serve as a turning point for both the Bulls and Sky.
It was a pivotal year for women in sports, financially and culturally, and after a steady rise in popularity and reach in recent years, the women’s game is more valuable than ever.
Depending on who you rooted for, some plays this year made you cheer, some left you crushed.
Fired coaches and managers, losing streaks galore, silly acronyms and bad clock management made 2024 another lost year for Chicago sports fans.
It was “Jewell Loyd Day” in Lincolnwood Wednesday as the Village Board paid tribute to the standout WNBA basketball player, Olympic gold medalist, local homegirl and Niles Wiles High School alumnae. “Jewell Loyd serves as a role model for hard work, determination, and community service, embodying the spirit of Lincolnwood,” reads the proclamation approved by the board and presented to the Seattle Storm guard at the board meeting. The proclamation offers a summary of Loyd’s, 31, career successes, including on the Niles West girls basketball team where she was a starter beginning her freshman year and garnered All-Conference honors. She […]
The Chicago Bulls are stuck in their efforts to move Zach LaVine, so they’re expected to turn their attention to two other primary assets: Nikola Vučević and Lonzo Ball.
Members of the Chicago Stars and Sky organizations testified Monday in support of a bill amendment to ensure public stadium funding equality.
The primary calling card for new Chicago Sky coach Tyler Marsh is a depth of experience learning from some of the best in the business.
It’s unclear what Zach LaVine can do to drum up more interest. Take more shots? Pull out some vintage dunks? A tepid trade market is the opposite of what the Chicago Bulls hope to accomplish.
The Golden State Valkyries selected Chicago Sky forward Maria Conde and three other players with their initial picks in the WNBA expansion draft Friday.