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Caitlin Clark and the Fever delivered a historic result against the Sky that the WNBA had not witnessed in nearly three decades. The post Caitlin Clark, Fever Deliver WNBA Record Not Seen in 29 Years appeared first on HEAVY.

Indiana Fever-Chicago Sky games are still drawing strong interest without Angel Reese.

Caitlin Clark had her fifth career 30-point-plus, 10-assist-plus performance against the Chicago Sky. The rest of WNBA history includes four such games.

On August 23rd, the Indiana Fever faced the Chicago Sky for their third matchup this season. In their second game on August 8th, Chicago’s DiJonai Carrington was ejected for a hard foul on Fever Sophie Cunningham, and the two had to be separated. Carrington taunted the Fever on social media after the incident, posting an…

While the WNBA may not be banning Enes Kanter Freedom across the league, the Chicago Sky don't want to see him back.

Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell made history after combining for 67 points in the Indiana Fever's win against the Chicago Sky.

Enes Kanter Freedom was removed from Wintrust Arena at Sunday’s game.

More than three million people watched the Fever beat the Sky, 113-90.

Ever since Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham spoke out against transgender women in women’s sports, the WNBA has been turned into political football, with former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom inserting himself into the center of it, declaring himself eligible for the WNBA Draft as a fake transgender woman and even got himself ejected from…

The Chicago Sky has issued an indefinite ban against former NBA center Enes Kanter Freedom following his ejection from Wintrust Arena during Sunday’s game against the Indiana Fever. Immediately after, Kanter went on Fox News to address the ejection.

The WNBA transgender athlete debate has already put Enes Kanter Freedom in the spotlight, but he is now trying to take the conversation a step further. After declaring for the 2027 WNBA Draft and repeatedly challenging the league over its eligibility rules, the former NBA center has now brought in another high-profile voice he believes could help settle the issue: Olympic gold medalist Caitlyn Jenner.

Angel Reese. | NBAE via Getty Images The moment Angel Reese entered the WNBA she was its best rebounder in the league. As a rookie with the Chicago Sky, she averaged a league-best 13.1 rebounds per game, and her sophomore campaign was more of the same, grabbing 12.6 per game, which was also the league high for 2025. This season, her first with the Atlanta Dream, she has taken things up a notch, and that was on full display in Atlanta’s 78-71 win against the Los Angeles Sparks. Reese was a bul...

Stephen A. Smith called out Enes Kanter Freedom for targeting WNBA players.

Chicago Sky owner Michael Alter said Enes Kanter Freedom has been banned from Wintrust Arena after showing he has the potential to be a threat when he was tossed from a game Sunday for getting into it with a Sky player.

DiJonai Carrington lasted just four minutes in the Chicago Sky’s 87-81 loss to the Connecticut Sun on Tuesday. The veteran guard, who has been dealing with a left foot injury, had been listed as questionable before receiving clearance to play.

Chicago Sky star Natasha Cloud left the game against the Connecticut Sun.

CHICAGO — For the third season in a row, the Chicago Sky will not compete in the WNBA playoffs. It happened, rather fittingly, with yet another beatdown at the hands of the Indiana Fever, a team that has defeated the Sky the last nine times the two teams have met. The Sky spent the last week teetering on the edge, racking up a few last-gasp wins to hold off the looming inevitability of their ...

Enes Kanter Freedom was thrown out of the Sky's loss to the Fever on Sunday night after a confrontation with Natasha Cloud.

The Chicago Sky are the WNBA's most hopeless franchise

The game between the Indiana Fever and the Chicago Sky on Sunday became controversial after a heated exchange between Enes Kanter Freedom and Natasha Cloud, which ultimately led to Freedom’s ejection. This continues the transgender saga in the WNBA, which began with Indiana Fever player Sophie Cunningham’s comments in an ESPN interview.