Blockbuster trade sets the stage for actual Angel Reese-Caitlin Clark rivalry
Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark will finally both play for competitive teams.
Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark will finally both play for competitive teams.
After Angel Reese lamented the Chicago Sky's losses last season, the team traded her to the Atlanta Dream for a pair of first-round draft picks.
With Angel Reese officially heading to the Atlanta Dream, the Chicago Sky has sent a clear message about the future direction of their franchise.


The Sky traded Angel Reese, the No. 7 pick in 2024, after two All-Star seasons in Chicago
Angel Reese is headed to Atlanta in a blockbuster trade. And the Dream already look like the clear winners of the trade.
Rebecca Allen didn’t mince her words when she spoke about her experience in Chicago.
No Sky player will be available in the expansion draft after two trades. What could that choice mean for the Sky’s future?
Caitlin Clark's 2026 WNBA salary will be higher than Angel Reese's, despite the fact that they were drafted in the same year.
The Chicago Sky have been granted an opportunity to draft the perfect partner for Angel Reese, and they cannot afford to pass it up.
The Sky have the fifth pick in the upcoming draft.
The Chicago Sky don’t have big-time free agents they need to retain. That opens up cap space to chase other teams’ stars.
Playing for Team USA is a great experience for Reese, but it’s also a reminder of the Sky’s struggles.
Angel Reese has had to make some adjustments with Team USA, which is very different than the Sky.