On the heels of Angel Reese’s historical performance and facing a struggling rival, Chicago Sky faced a major opportunity to start a positive run.
This season is only looking at the back-to-back win for the second time, The Sky (3-7) can also hand over the loss of the fifth consecutive road to Washington Mystic on Tuesday night.
After losing three directly by an average margin of 21.3 points, Chicago won the connecticut on 78–66 Sundays. Reese assisted 11 points, 13 rebounds and career-high 11 at the age of 23, who became the second youngest WNBA player to record triple-dabble. Ketleen Clarke did at the age of 22.
Meanwhile, Haley Van Lith scored 16 runs as Akash had a 36–2 advantage in bench points.
For Reese, an average of 10.4 points and a League-Agni 11.9 board 3.5, his first triple-dabbal is an incompatible-discus and often the most attraction of the season for the controversial-looking star.
Perhaps a springboard for better days for Chicago, who won his first game after the floor leader courty wanderslut lost for a season-ending knee injury.
“I was hungry for a win,” Reese told the athletic. “We wanted this bad. It is nice to go home with victory.”
Washington (4-7), meanwhile, has lost seven out of nine since starting 2–0. On Sunday, the mysticists were held for 56 points in a 33-digit domestic loss for Atlanta. He shot only 29.5 percent from the ground, including 3 -17 from the 3-point range, while the dream had 18 3-pointers.
Mistics coach Sydney Johnson said, “There are some films that we are going to try and learn.” “We did not put our best legs ahead, but (Atlanta) really played well.”
Sonia Citron had a team-high point for mystics, whose only road won on 18 May. Washington’s Brittany Cyx has scored a team-high 19.4 points, but two of the last three matches have been held in singles points.
Mistics won the last three of the four meetings with Chicago in the last season.
This will be the final game for each team in the WNBA Commissioner Cup.
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