As investigation continues, Sky concerns revolve around the larger trend
Alissa Hirsh
Alissa Hirsh covers the Chicago Sky for The Next. She is also writing a memoir about the difficulty in leaving her college basketball career behind, and co-founded The Townies newsletter. Her hometown of Skokie, Illinois is known for having the top bagel options in the Chicagoland area.
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Sky learn defense must come first in season-opening loss at Fever
Tyler Marsh’s debut was a reminder that a more modern offense won’t be enough
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2025 WNBA season preview: Chicago Sky
Bold offseason moves set the Sky up to compete now, while also building for the future
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Angel Reese isn’t a finished product — and the Sky are betting big on her growth
How Reese’s sophomore season could define her role and reshape the Sky
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Slovenian Ajša Sivka headlines Chicago’s 2025 draft class at No. 10
Sky pairs European prospect with collegiate standout Hailey Van Lith in the first round
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Win now or pay later: Sky sacrifice draft assets for All-Star Ariel Atkins
Atkins enhances the Sky’s playoff prospects in 2025, but limits the team’s ability to replenish talent through the draft
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New wings Becca Allen and Kia Nurse help reset Sky’s flight path
Duo brings shooting, versatility to Sky’s perimeter overhaul
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Chicago Sky stack up on veterans in retooling effort
Former franchise star Courtney Vandersloot returns along with Rebecca Allen and Kia Nurse
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Northwestern’s Blizzard defense nears extinction
The transfer portal era challenges the viability of the Blizzard defense
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One-Year Wonder: Chennedy Carter will become an unrestricted free agent
With a new coaching staff, the Sky will be going a different direction this offseason