With just 10 games left in the Chicago Sky’s season, they aim to find consistency across the board as they push for the postseason.

The Chicago Sky know that time is ticking if they want to make their push up the WNBA standings and to stay in playoff contention.

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 Sky’s roster woes may be done but the defensive focus is losing some luster as they went 0-2 this week.

The Chicago Sky’s tough defensive focus has them off to a 3-1 start as they continue to learn to come together offensively.

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.

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The Chicago Sky are now a perfect 5-0 in the WNBA Commissioner’s Cup and sit at 7-3 now on the season.

Candace Parker became just the third player in WNBA history to record multiple triple-doubles in a career in the Sky’s 82-73 win over Washington.