Chicago Sky guard Skylar Diggins has been ruled out for the rest of the season because of a right knee injury. Diggins hasn't played since she scored…
To say NaLyssa Smith was an important piece in head coach Becky Hammon’s starting lineup is an understatement. The Las Vegas Aces forward filled all…
It hasn’t been the season the Chicago Sky hoped for after making major offseason roster changes, including trading away star player Angel Reese. That…
Team USA coach Kara Lawson shared her curiosity on how World Cup teams will defend Caitlin Clark.
The Chicago Sky’s season has taken a turn for the worse.
Over the last few weeks, much of the conversation around the WNBA has been dominated by the transgender athlete eligibility debate. Now, the focus is…
The Kelsey Plum and Phoenix Mercury arrangement never went as anyone planned. The five-game and 105-minute sample size was supposed to be 14, but a…
The Chicago Sky have endured another disastrous season in 2026. Chicago was eliminated from playoff contention in front of a record audience on…
Skylar Diggins is out for the rest of the 2026 WNBA season. The Sky announced Diggins would "focus on recovering from an aggravated right knee…
The United States is looking for its fifth-straight win at the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup.
The United States is looking for its fifth-straight win at the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup.
The Chicago Sky’s 2026 WNBA season will only last for four more games after the 2026 FIBA World Cup break. In the hope of a resurrection in the next…
The most talented women’s basketball players in the world will gather in Berlin for the 2026 FIBA World Cup. Here's Kara Lawson thoughts on Team USA.
This season, Jessica Shepard has ascended to All-Star status alongside Paige Bueckers. By all indications, these two stars of the Dallas Wings have…
Skylar Diggins will miss the remainder of the WNBA season to focus on recovering from an aggravated right knee injury, the Chicago Sky announced on…
Natasha Cloud speaks out.
Skylar Diggins turned in a rough first season in Chicago.
The WNBA podcast host is apologizing for what she said.
Under normal circumstances, taking a two-week break in the last month of your season would not be something that a league or its fans would…
She's not having it.