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By: Glenn Sattell
The Chicago Sky knocked out the Portland Fire 124-94 on a record-breaking Friday night at Wintrust Arena. Center Kamilla Cardoso set a WNBA record, hitting all 13 of her shots, and the Sky completed a sweep of the Fire in their three games this season.
Transition defense was the difference in the Aces' 107-99 victory over Chicago on Sunday at the United Center, site of the 2026 WNBA All-Star Game.
Just when starters Courtney Vandersloot and Natasha Cloud returned to the lineup, to complete a formidable lineup, DiJonai Carrington was lost for the season with a foot injury. And now Skylar Diggins and Kamilla Cardoso are sidelined with knee injuries. Their return is unknown.
By: Glenn Sattell
The 3-point shooting contest was held Friday, won for the first time by a rookie – Azzi Fudd – but the competition continued on Saturday at the 2026 AT&T WNBA All-Star Game in Chicago's United Center. Fittingly, it was Caitlin Clark who lit the fuse, hitting the first three from very long distance and the United Center air was subsequently filled with deep shot attempts. Clark scored 17 points and was one of eight players on Team Spoon to finish in double figures for a 129-122 victory over Team Coop.
Remember the name. Chicago's Sydney Taylor is going to be the next big thing in the WNBA. The undrafted rookie cooly drilled the game-winning 3-pointer with less than one second to play to complete an unlikely comeback and lift the Sky to a heartstopping 84-83 victory over visiting Las Vegas on Saturday afternoon at Wintrust Arena.
By: Glenn Sattell
The Phoenix Mercury aren't ready to give up just yet. Despite a 4-12 start, the Mercury have been turning things around lately.
The Chicago Sky had no choice but to share the basketball on Wednesday night at Wintrust Arena against the visiting Los Angeles Sparks. Their leading scorer, Sydney Taylor sat out with a left groin injury and there really was no single go-to player to rely on.
