It was another losing season for the Sky. One where the future was discussed more than the present. And the hope for draft picks, a practice facility and players returning from injury received more attention, and rightfully so, than the…

Edwin Garcia of Swish Appeal assesses the Chicago Sky's difficult 2026 campaign, writing that organizational setbacks, injuries, and roster struggles overshadowed bright spots as the team missed the playoffs for a second straight year. While the trade acquiring Rickea Jackson showed early promise, she suffered a season-ending torn left ACL after just four games, joining sidelined teammates Azura Stevens, DiJonai Carrington, and Skylar Diggins.
Garcia notes that rookie guard Sydney Taylor provided a major highlight by averaging 13.6 points per game and earning All-Rookie honors. Head coach Tyler Marsh also earned praise for guiding notable victories over top teams, though Garcia argues widespread improvements across the organization and roster are critical moving forward.
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