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Chicago Sky
The Chicago Sky are a professional basketball team based in Chicago, Illinois, competing in the Eastern Conference of the Women's National Basketball Association. The franchise was established in 2005 and began play in 2006, and unlike most WNBA teams, it operates independently without an affiliated NBA counterpart, despite sharing the Chicago market with the Bulls.
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United States
- Sep 25WashingtonCapital One ArenaPerformers: Washington MysticsView details
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Past shows
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United States
- Aug 24ChicagoWintrust ArenaPerformers: Indiana FeverView details
- Aug 22ChicagoWintrust ArenaPerformers: Golden State ValkyriesView details
- Aug 19ChicagoWintrust ArenaPerformers: New York LibertyView details
- Aug 17SeattleClimate Pledge ArenaPerformers: Seattle StormView details
- Aug 13San FranciscoChase CenterPerformers: Golden State ValkyriesView details
- Aug 11SeattleClimate Pledge ArenaPerformers: Seattle StormView details
- Aug 6ChicagoWintrust ArenaPerformers: Los Angeles SparksView details
- Aug 4ChicagoWintrust ArenaPerformers: Phoenix MercuryView details
- Aug 1ChicagoWintrust ArenaPerformers: Las Vegas AcesView details
- Jul 31ChicagoWintrust ArenaPerformers: Connecticut SunView details
- Jul 25ChicagoWintrust ArenaPerformers: State Farm 3-Point Contest, Kia Shooting StarsView details
About Chicago Sky
The Sky won their first WNBA Championship in 2021, defeating the Phoenix Mercury three games to one in the Finals. The title was notable because Chicago entered the playoffs as the lowest seed and without a winning record, becoming the first team to win a championship under the modern playoff format from that position.
The franchise also reached the WNBA Finals in 2014, losing to Phoenix, and claimed an Eastern Conference title that same season. Over the years the Sky have produced multiple award winners, including Rookie of the Year honorees, a Defensive Player of the Year recipient, and numerous All-Star selections.
Home games are played in Chicago, where the Sky have built a fan base around a roster that has featured a mix of homegrown draft picks and veteran additions across the franchise's history in the league.