By DOUG FEINBERG Through the first 20% of the WNBA season there are a bunch of teams that have struggled out of the gate. The Chicago Sky, Connecticut Sun and Dallas Wings have combined for five

While the pressure is on, the Chicago Sky front office feels that panicked decisions are the enemy at this juncture of a disappointing start.

WNBA Reacts to Former Chicago Sky Star's Announcement on Tuesday originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Chicago Sky have clearly struggled to start the WNBA season. Chicago sits at 2-5, heading into a matchup against the New York Liberty. On Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET, the Sky will face New York on the road.

The Chicago Sky are struggling with a new coach and revamped roster. They are 2-6 following a lopsided road loss to the New York Liberty.

The defending WNBA champions are back in action Chicago Sky come to visit the New York Liberty at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. The Liberty are still one of two undefeated squads remaining this season along with the other 2024 WNBA Finals participants the Minnesota Lynx.

Chicago officially announced that they will be retiring Allie Quigley's No. 14. They will put the jersey in the rafters on July 9. "See you soon 14," posted the official social media account of the Chicago Sky. "The Chicago Sky will retire Allie Quigley’s jersey on July 9, 2025."

The Chicago Sky (2-5) travel to face the undefeated New York Liberty (8-0) on Tuesday night in a Commissioner's Cup matchup at Barclays Center.

Former Chicago Sky star officially retires from the WNBA in a heartfelt letter in The Player's Tribune on June 10.

In February, the Sky acquired Atkins from Washington in exchange for Sonia Citron, a 2027 first-round swap and a 2027 second-round pick