Angel Reese, Chicago Sky Get Bad News on WNBA Playoffs After 19th Loss originally appeared on Athlon Sports. In Angel Reese's rookie year in 2024, the Chicago Sky won 11 of their first 26 games of the season. This 2025, amid expectations that they would take a leap, the team has only won seven times in 26 contests.

After dropping a 22-point, 13-rebound double-double in the Chicago Sky’s last game — a 103-86 blowout loss to the Washington Mystics on Tuesday — Angel Reese is back on the sidelines again for Friday’s matchup against the Golden State Valkyries.

Sky coach Tyler Marsh shared why Angel Reese will be missing the team's game against the Golden State Valkyries.

The Chicago Sky host the Golden State Valkyries tonight. Here's what to know about Angel Reese's status for the match.

Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese is amid a very strong second WNBA season. Named to the All-Star team for the second time in as many years to begin her professional career, Reese is currently averaging 14.

The Chicago Sky and Angel Reese have not had a good year so far. During the 2025 WNBA season to this point, the Sky hold a 7-19 record. On Tuesday night, Chicago was hoping to come through with a big road win against the Washington Mystics. That was not the case. Instead, the Sky ended up falling to the Mystics by a final score of 103-86.

Chicago Sky Reveal Cautious Angel Reese Plan After Back Injury originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Angel Reese was forced to sit out the Chicago Sky’s last two games due to a back injury. It’s no coincidence that the Sky suffered defeat in both games, extending their current losing streak to five consecutive contests.

At best, the Chicago Sky are currently set to hand the Minnesota Lynx a WNBA draft lottery pick to bolster a roster already headlined by stars.

Brittney Sykes and the Washington Mystics (12-13) play host to Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky (7-18) on Tuesday, both teams fighting for a playoff spot.