Four years ago, Chicago’s WNBA team, the Sky, were league champions and a powerhouse, led by stars like Candace Parker. Now, as the All-Star Game returns to the city, the Sky are a shadow of their former selves—struggling with losses, injuries, and instability since that title run. Key players are gone, rookies like Angel Reese were traded, and the team has shuffled coaches and executives without finding footing. This year’s All-Star festivities will spotlight former Sky stars and coaches, including Teresa Weatherspoon and Marina Mabrey, while no current Sky players will be on the court. With their new practice facility still delayed, the team’s future remains uncertain—far from the championship glory of just a few years back.
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