Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings will face Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky in this WNBA matchup on Wednesday.

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The Chicago Sky will honor former star Allie Quigley on Wednesday by retiring her number. Quigley's No. 14 will be the first jersey to be retired by the Sky organization. In a statement, Quigley said it was a dream to play for the WNBA and "to be able to play in Chicago for my hometown team? It doesn't get any better."

The WNBA is about to be bigger than ever. And for players such as Chicago Sky center and WNBPA secretary Elizabeth Williams, this growth is a sign of necessary change.

Second-year forward Kamilla Cardoso, who made the All-Rookie team in 2024, has been absent from the team for the last four contests. She was fulfilling an overseas commitment with her home country, Brazil, at the FIBA Americup tournament.

WNBA expansion teams usually don't get off to good starts, but the Golden State Valkyries are rewriting that narrative.

CHICAGO (WIFR) - The Chicago Sky retired its first jersey number Wednesday night and it was for 14-year WNBA veteran Allie Quigley. The Illinois native played ten seasons with the Sky and led the team to its first WNBA championship in 2021. She officially retired from the WNBA in June despite not playing in the league since 2022.

An unbelievable amount of bloopers happened over 14 seconds in the Dallas Wings-Chicago Sky game on Wednesday evening. And believe us, you’ll see this on highlight reel shows for years. It all started just three minutes into the first quarter,