Update: this is my last article for The Next this season. Unfortunately, after a few recent financial hiccups, I have to indefinitely step away from covering the Sky day-to-day as I figure out my $ situation.
I'll still be doing the podcast (can't get rid of me entirely!) (1/2)
A new chapter of Chicago Sky basketball is being written. Our @James_M_Kay shares how the Sky are adjusting after the departure of head coach and GM James Wade. #WNBATwitter
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Logged back to share that The Skyhook Pod is coming to end. We'll have one more ep in the near future (more info below).
I have so much more to add but it's been a blast building this show with Chris since 2019. Appreciate anyone who has ever tuned in over the years 💙
Thanks for everything, Skytown 💙💛
As we stated below, if you have any questions or final thoughts you want to share with us for our final episode, reach out to us at [email protected] or DM us.
Across the board, too. I heard over and over this year dealing with issues, “well, they’re learning.”
The WNBA is a professional sports league not a grad studies program.
All I can think about right now: A’ja Wilson’s path to becoming the WNBA’s GOAT has never been more clear than it is now. She’s not there yet but at 27 years old she has plenty of time to add to her case.
24&16 in an elimination game is fuckin gutsy.
Just wow.
Cubs second baseman Nico Hoerner, shortstop Dansby Swanson and left fielder Ian Happ have been named NL finalists at their position for the Gold Glove award.
As a reminder of the magnitude of the issue, beyond the three healthy starters and Alysha Clark, the remaining four Las Vegas players -- at least one of whom will have to be on the court at all times on Wednesday -- have played a total of 97 minutes in the playoffs.
Concern over @PhoenixMercury head coach choice is many-layered, including about implicit bias in hiring. A Black woman who played in @WNBA was elevated to Mercury interim head coach to clean up the messes of the previous year and half and worked to rebuild players' confidence ...
2 years ago today the Chicago Sky won the 2021 WNBA championship 3-1 over the Phoenix Mercury!
Finals MVP Kahleah Copper led the way with 17.0 PPG and 5.5 RPG on 50.0% shooting from the field.
ESPN Sources: Orlando Magic assistant Nate Tibbetts is finalizing a deal to become the new head coach of the Phoenix Mercury. Tibbetts — who’s also been an assistant with Portland and Cleveland — will become the highest paid coach in WNBA history.