Chicago Sky Announce Angel Reese Update After One Missed Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Chicago Sky have a 7-15 record during the 2025 WNBA season. First-year Sky head coach Tyler Marsh and his team got off to a 3-10 start but won two of their last four games before the WNBA All-Star break.

Chicago Sky star Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark will always be joined at the hip, whether they like it or not.  The comparisons continued as Gilbert Arenas joine

The Chicago Sky dropped to 7-16 during the 2025 WNBA season after Tuesday evening’s 91 to 68 loss against the 21-4 Minnesota Lynx. Chicago still sits in 11th place in the league standings, 4.0 games behind the Washington Mystics for the final playoff spot.

When you bring in players like Ariel Atkins, Courtney Vandersloot and draft rookies like Hailey Van Lith, the expectations are considerably high. The post What happened to Angel Reese? Is Chicago Star Playing vs Seattle Storm?

Angel Reese entered the All-Star break playing the best basketball of her young career, but was unable to pick up where she left off in the Chicago Sky's first game back on Tuesday, a 91-68 loss to the league-leading Minnesota Lynx.

Reese looked fine on Tuesday as Chicago suffered a 91-68 blowout loss to the Minnesota Lynx, posting an 11-point, 11-rebound double-double. It is unclear exactly when Reese sustained the injury, but it has now placed her status against Seattle in jeopardy.

Angel Reese has made WNBA history as the first player to record multiple streaks of 10 consecutive double-doubles, adding to her impressive stats despite the Chicago Sky's loss to the Minnesota Lynx.

WNBA icon Candace Parker wants to make sure there's no hard feelings between her and Angel Reese of the Chicago Sky. Reese, who broke Parker's record for most consecutive double-doubles last season, previously called the three-time WNBA champ the G.O.A.T., and spoke about how much she respected Parker's game.

Angel Reese has embraced the point-forward label she gained entering her second season with the Chicago Sky, living up to coach Tyler Marsh’s vision.

Misread at times, Reese's constant communication is key to her growth. As she elevates her playmaking, her teammates are encouraging her to shoot with confidence.