Sky star Angel Reese provided her thoughts on why WNBA players deserve more pay as they progress through CBA negotiations.

One name that continues to resurface is Chennedy Carter, who was not re-signed by the franchise after last season. While the Sky’s playoff hopes continue to dwindle, the front office’s decision to let Carter walk has become a point of discussion among fans as the team continues to sink in the standings.

Kathryn Westbeld plays for the Phoenix Mercury. The two are among the first sisters to compete simultaneously in the WNBA, and Maddy calls her older sister her “best friend” and “greatest role model.” Entering the league now, she says, comes with both excitement and responsibility.

Angel Reese was front and center in Indianapolis last weekend, using the All-Star stage to send a powerful message: WNBA players want fair pay, and they want it now. The energy in

Chicago Sky star Angel Reese has involved herself in the discourse as players continue to fight for better rights from the league. This primarily centers on higher pay, with the players’ union demanding significantly higher annual salaries (the current super max contract is at $250,000 per year).

The Golden State Valkyries announced that Thornton successfully underwent surgery on Friday after suffering a right knee injury in practice.

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Chicago Sky Coach Makes Angel Reese Decision After WNBA All-Star Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The second half of the WNBA season has commenced following All-Star Weekend.

The WNBA re-entered the Barbie world with Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky hosting the first game themed after the doll.

The only three teams that started off with better home winning streaks than this Lynx group -- the 2010 Storm, 2001 Sparks and 2023 Aces -- all went on to win the title. When you look at the Lynx's home net rating (plus-19.9) that also bodes well for postseason success.

Chicago Sky Sign WNBA Champion Before Lynx Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Chicago Sky entered the 2025 WNBA All-Star break with a 7-15 record. The team has won four of its last nine games after a 3-10 start, but they still rank 12th in the league in points per game, as well as 10th in points allowed (via Pro Basketball Reference ).