Does trading Mabrey to Connecticut end a vicious cycle?
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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Inside Angel Reese’s record-breaking double-double streak
How growth in finishing and defensive rebounding suggests even greater heights ahead
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Chicago Sky check-in: Three things we know, two things we don’t
Chennedy Carter can score, the rookies are getting a long runway and aggressive defense comes with fouling
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How Marina Mabrey leads the Chicago Sky
Isabelle Harrison: ‘She always has some shit to say, but like in the most competitive way’
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How do the Chicago Sky stack up in the WNBA after 10 games?
Inside the Sky’s aggressive defense and spacing issues on offense
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What Elizabeth Williams’ torn meniscus means for the Chicago Sky
Teresa Weatherspoon: ‘It’s gonna take the whole team to bring what she brings’
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Diamond DeShields returns to basketball with a deeper calling
DeShields ready to share her extraordinary perspective with growing Sky squad
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Sights and sounds from the Chicago Sky’s home debut against Connecticut
How Alyssa Thomas and DeWanna Bonner spoiled Angel Reese’s home debut
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What if the Chicago Sky can defy expectations?
Preseason rout of Liberty creates optimism around an underdog run
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What Kamilla Cardoso’s preseason injury means for the Chicago Sky
Second-round draft pick Brynna Maxwell also sidelined with knee injury