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Chicago Sky retire Allie Quigley’s jersey before win over Dallas

By Hope Perry / July 10, 2025

Michael Alter: ‘Allie is the perfect person to be the first on the rafters’

WNBA Notes: Which teams already regret their choices for the Valkyries expansion draft?

By Emily Adler / July 6, 2025

Welcome back to WNBA Notes, your journey into trends and analysis around the WNBA. Today we’re looking at the expansion draft and regrets. For reference, since this notebook comes out over the weekend, I define “this week” as the prior Sunday through last night (Saturday, July 5). Tankathon Check-in To be clear, no one in…

How Hailey Van Lith is staying positive in her rookie season with the Chicago Sky

By Hope Perry / July 5, 2025

‘I’m gonna fight for every positive day I can get’

Candace Parker savors her flowers as her uniform number is retired in emotional celebration

By Rob Knox / June 30, 2025

Parker: ‘I am humbled to have number three up there amongst the greatest’

Why first-ever WNBA game at the United Center was bittersweet for Chicago Sky

By Hope Perry / June 8, 2025

The Sky lost Courtney Vandersloot to a knee injury, then lost to the Indiana Fever

WNBA Notes: Alyssa Thomas wreaking havoc, DeWanna Bonner struggling to fit

By Emily Adler / May 31, 2025

Exercises in how to make the sum either more or less than its parts!

Locked On Women’s Basketball: Elizabeth Williams talks all things Chicago Sky

By The IX Basketball / May 21, 2025

Williams: ‘I think any vets feel pride in their young players’

Chicago Sky respond to Angel Reese hate speech allegations

By Alissa Hirsh / May 21, 2025

As investigation continues, Sky concerns revolve around the larger trend

WNBA opens investigation into alleged racist comments during Sky-Fever game

By Sydney Wingfield / May 18, 2025

The WNBA launched its “No Space for Hate” campaign two days prior to the alleged incident

Sky learn defense must come first in season-opening loss at Fever

By Alissa Hirsh / May 18, 2025

Tyler Marsh’s debut was a reminder that a more modern offense won’t be enough