When questions circled about what the 2023 Chicago Sky roster would look like, the partnership of James Wade and Kahleah Copper answered them.

Chicago Sky head coach and general manager James Wade has continued to fill up the 2023 roster with the signing of the Australian forward.

A familiar face is returning to the Windy City in 2022 rookie standout Rebekah Gardner, giving more shape to the Sky’s roster.

With the entire core of the Chicago Sky entering free agency, general manager and head coach James Wade has a lot to mull over when creating the 2023 roster.

While a couple Chicago Sky players returned from injury overseas, others found new ways to give back to youth.

Euroleague action is in full swing for some Sky players while others made some moves to the media booth, new business ventures and more.

Four Sky players started their offseason with the FIBA Women’s World Cup, and two starters sustained injuries in the Quarter-Finals.

A new WNBA rule has players now questioning whether or not to play overseas, and it does come with a large financial cost.

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

Since joining the Sky on a training camp deal in February, she averaged 8.5 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.2 assists off the bench in the regular season.