The Chicago Sky are heading to the WNBA Playoffs for the fifth straight season, the longest streak in franchise history.

As the second half of the WNBA season begins, the Chicago Sky are coming back with a new energy and vibe both on and off the hardwood.

A winless week for the Chicago Sky before the WNBA All-Star break has the team hitting the reset button to find a way to finish games.

The Sky’s turnover problems have run rampant in June, putting them on a six game losing streak they’re itching to snap.

The new point guard for the Sky is 2021 WNBA All-Star Courtney Williams and despite never playing that position before, Williams is determined to help her team succeed.

The Chicago Sky will hit the film room and have a mental and physical reboot after a tough weekend out West.

The Chicago Sky’s 2023 roster is starting to fill out with three new additions to help out 2021 Finals MVP Kahleah Copper this upcoming season.

Chicago scored only 5 points in the entire fourth quarter.

Ever since joining the Sky on a training camp contract in February of 2022, Gardner has provided intensity off the bench.

Game 5 will be back at Wintrust Arena on Thursday, Sept. 8.