Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings will face Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky in this WNBA matchup on Wednesday.

They Sky have failed to attract big-name free agents, lost well-respected employees and don't have the facilities to compete with their WNBA counterparts.

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Chicago Sky Player's Return From Temporary Leave Has the WNBA Excited originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

The Chicago Sky will honor former star Allie Quigley on Wednesday by retiring her number. Quigley's No. 14 will be the first jersey to be retired by the Sky organization. In a statement, Quigley said it was a dream to play for the WNBA and "to be able to play in Chicago for my hometown team? It doesn't get any better."

The WNBA is about to be bigger than ever. And for players such as Chicago Sky center and WNBPA secretary Elizabeth Williams, this growth is a sign of necessary change.

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Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese had a slow start to the 2025 WNBA season, but has ripped off a dominant stretch that continues to redefine her sophomore campaign. After sluggish early numbers, Reese has elevated her game with elite rebounding and all-purpose production en route to her second consecutive All-Star appearance.