Chicago Sky Player's Return From Temporary Leave Has the WNBA Excited originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

An unbelievable comedy of errors and bloopers unfolded over a 14-second span in the Dallas Wings vs. Chicago Sky game.

The WNBA is about to be bigger than ever. And for players such as Chicago Sky center and WNBPA secretary Elizabeth Williams, this growth is a sign of necessary change.

Second-year forward Kamilla Cardoso, who made the All-Rookie team in 2024, has been absent from the team for the last four contests. She was fulfilling an overseas commitment with her home country, Brazil, at the FIBA Americup tournament.

Chicago Sky's Angel Reese had a message for fans after a momentous day on which she completed three major achivements.

Rebecca Allen scored a season-high 27 points including five 3-pointers and had three blocks to help the Chicago Sky beat the short-handed Dallas Wings 87-76 on Wednesday night. Angel Reese finished with 15 points and 11 rebounds - her 13th double-double this season - and Rachel Banham had 11 points for Chicago (6-13).

WNBA Team Releases Rookie Before Chicago Sky Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Chicago Sky have started yet another WNBA season on a rough note, despite major changes in the offseason. Chicago capped off last season with 13 wins and are in line to have yet another losing season, this time, under first-year head coach Tyler Marsh.

The Chicago Sky will honor former star Allie Quigley on Wednesday by retiring her number. Quigley's No. 14 will be the first jersey to be retired by the Sky organization. In a statement, Quigley said it was a dream to play for the WNBA and "to be able to play in Chicago for my hometown team? It doesn't get any better."