Chicago Sky guard Angel Reese was grateful on Tuesday after the team's practice. For her support systems and for the WNBA.

The Chicago Sky don’t have much time to feel sorry for themselves after a 93-58 beatdown by the Indiana Fever Saturday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The Sky are set to host the defending champion New York Liberty (who beat A’Ja Wilson and the Las Vegas Aces Saturday) at Wintrust Arena on Thursday night.

"The Sky didn't look good offensively at any point in their 93-58 loss at Indiana on Saturday, shooting 29.1%," ESPN wrote. "But there is a new coach in Tyler Marsh and a new backcourt in Courtney Vandersloot, Kia Nurse and Ariel Atkins. Plus, the Fever played well. We will see how Chicago responds to such a dispiriting opener."

Over the weekend on May 17, the rivalry between Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark was on display once again as the Indiana Fever blew out the Chicago Sky 93-58 to open the season. The former college rivals were back at it again during the season-opener for both teams when Clark hit Reese after she

Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark are at the center of a WNBA controversy, with their latest on-court altercation allegedly leading to some nasty taunts from the stands. As the Sky look to turn the page from their loss to the Indiana Fever Saturday in Indianapolis,

Former Pittsburgh Steelers star safety Ryan Clark clapped back at Robert Griffin III's claims about Angel Reese's true feelings on Caitlin Clark.

The WNBA opening weekend features a can't-miss matchup Saturday as the Chicago Sky and Indiana Fever reignite their rivalry. While a spotlight will be on the beginning of Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark's sophomore seasons,

"I think I have a great support system. I'm loved by so many people," Reese said Tuesday about the investigation into the incident.

The Sky finished the preseason ... staff with the Las Vegas Aces, he will look to bring a similar culture to Chicago. WNBA investigating racial slurs made at Angel Reese by fans during Indiana ...