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Chicago Sky Announce Historic News After Loss to Indiana Fever

The Chicago Sky continue to struggle, recently losing to the Indiana Fever, 93-78. With the loss to the Fever, the Sky have now suffered five straight losses on the season, demoting them to the No. 11 team in the WNBA.

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Indiana Fever vs Chicago Sky box score, stats: No Caitlin Clark, no Angel Reese. Who stepped up?

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Chicago Sky Announce Angel Reese Update for Indiana Fever Game

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Angel Reese Practice Video Surfaces After Second Missed Game

The Chicago Sky dropped to 7-17 during the 2025 WNBA season after a brutal loss to the Seattle Storm on Thursday.

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'LIKE WOW': Even Angel Reese Is in Awe of Her WNBA Outfits

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Angel Reese Is On The Verge Of A WNBA Suspension

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Chicago Sky rule Angel Reese out for Indiana Fever matchup at United Center

Fever star Caitlin Clark, who has been out since July 16 with a right groin injury, was already ruled out for the game.

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Angel Reese Injury Addressed by Sky Coach After Storm Defeat

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Unwanted Injury News Didn't Stop Chicago Sky's Angel Reese Celebration

Chicago Sky Facing Trade Decision After Roster Move on Monday

The Chicago Sky now have a 7-18 record during the 2025 WNBA season after a 15-point loss to the Indiana Fever on Sunday. They are currently in 11th place in the league standings and 5.0 games back from the Washington Mystics for the final playoff spot.

Sky still shorthanded heading into Fever matchup

Angel Reese is questionable for Sunday, and coach Tyler Marsh indicated a cautious approach to her return. Ariel Atkins did not practice and will miss her fourth straight game.

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Chicago takes on Indiana, aims to halt 4-game slide

Chicago will try to break its four-game skid when the Chicago Sky play Indiana. Sunday's game is the third meeting this season between the two teams.

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“Those Days Are Gone”: Chicago Sky Coach Admits It’s Time for a Kamilla Cardoso Change

The Sky lost their fifth straight game to the Fever, and Tyler Marsh needs to get more out of his 6-foot-7 center.