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WNBA players in the Connecticut Sun and Chicago Sky game were thrown out on Wednesday night after a fracas sparked in the second quarter.
This could result in scheduling conflicts between the WNBA postseason and the tennis tournament, according to a report by Tim Kawakami of the San Francisco Standard. The Valkyries would likely have to maneuver around the Laver Cup in order to host games in the first two rounds of the playoffs, which begin on September 16.
The first one is between the Atlanta Dream and the Chicago Sky at 8 p.m. ET, followed by the Indiana Fever taking on the Phoenix Mercury in the desert at 10 p.m. ET. The Connecticut Sun and Los Angeles Sparks will also be in action at 10 p.
On Monday, the Seattle Storm signed Zia Cooke to a rest-of-season contract. Throughout her first season with the Seattle Storm, Zia Cooke has posted 3.3 points, 0.5 rebounds and 0.5 assists per game. Before her time with the Storm, Cooke played two seasons with the Los Angeles Sparks.
Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese once claimed that her WNBA salary does not cover her bills amid the ongoing pay dispute between the league and its players. Reese, 23, is just one of several WNBA players who have spoken out about the pay they receive in recent years.
While Chicago Sky All-Star forward Angel Reese is recovering from a back injury, she reflected on her career goals in a recent interview. As the Sky head toward the end of a losing 2025 WNBA season, Reese reminded her fans what's most important to her, which isn't to break records.
The Chicago Sky and the Seattle Storm have quite a bit in common with one another, aside from having an upcoming game at Wintrust Arena. Neither team expected o
“That’s awesome,” the three-time WNBA MVP wrote. Leslie has always been supportive of Reese, so it’s not a surprise to see her show support for the Sky star. In fact, the WNBA icon often comments on the 23-year-old star’s social media posts.
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