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Sky GM says Angel Reese on team

Chicago Sky GM insists star Angel Reese will be on the roster ‘until I hear differently’

WNBA star Angel Reese will be on the Chicago Sky’s roster “until I hear differently,” general manager Jeff Pagliocca said Friday.

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Chicago Sky Rookie Makes Feelings Clear Amid Angel Reese Amid Controversy

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Chicago Sky GM Drops Major Update on Angel Reese Trade Rumors

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Angel Reese's Final Stats from Sky Star's Historic 2nd Season in WNBA

Angel Reese's sophomore season in the WNBA officially came to an end after she was ruled out prior to the Chicago Sky's season finale against the New York Liberty on Thursday with a back injury.

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Angel Reese and Chicago Sky face crossroads as WNBA season ends. Will she return?

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Angel Reese Trade Landing Spots If the Chicago Sky Deal the Star Forward

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Angel Reese landing spots: Sky superstar could play elsewhere in 2026

Trading for Reese would keep Minnesota in title contention next season with a superstar player on a rookie contract, something that the Lynx will value after the CBA resets.

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Sky coach gave blunt response to Angel Reese's future with team

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Angel Reese's Sky career may end with a whimper instead of a bang

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Chicago Sky guard Hailey Van Lith to play in Unrivaled, joining Angel Reese in the 3-on-3 league

Hailey Van Lith is taking her talents to South Beach this winter. The Chicago Sky guard confirmed during exit interviews Friday that she will be participating in the second season of Unrivaled, a 3-on-3 league founded by WNBA stars Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart.

Las Vegas Aces vs. Chicago Sky Injury Report and Inactives for Sunday, Sept. 7

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Former Sky Center Enters Basketball Hall of Fame

WNBA legends Sue Bird and Maya Moore were two of three female athletes named to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. The third was former Chicago Sky center Sy