US EditionSparks Fade Late as Chicago Hands Them a 4th Straight Loss
- On Tuesday evening at Wintrust Arena in Chicago, the Sky secured a 97-86 victory over the Los Angeles Sparks.
- The game followed Chicago’s scramble since Courtney Vandersloot suffered a season-ending ACL injury on June 7, while the Sparks lacked their top two point guards.
- Chicago rallied from an early deficit, outscoring Los Angeles 30-17 in the fourth quarter behind Kamilla Cardoso's 27 points and Angel Reese's eighth double-double of 18 points, 17 rebounds, and 6 assists.
- Officials called a total of 42 fouls—25 against Los Angeles and 17 against Chicago—as tensions escalated, and Reese expressed frustration about the coaching staff's harsh criticism during the game.
- The victory ended Chicago’s three-game losing streak and the Sparks’ fourth consecutive loss, signaling progress for the Sky despite Vandersloot’s absence and ongoing team adjustments.
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Angel Reese Comes Clean on Ignoring Alarming Play vs LA Sparks in 2-Word Chicago Sky Admission
“We got to set the tone every single night,” That’s Angel Reese’s declaration after Tuesday’s 97-86 win over the LA Sparks. The 2025 season had been brutal for the Chicago Sky so far, but that was old news by the final buzzer at Wintrust Arena. Once again, Chicago reminded everyone why this squad still owns the fans’ hearts. Leading the charge were the twin towers themselves, Kamilla Cardoso and Angel Reese. And when a playmaker like Reese catch…
Pasadena Star News
Sparks fade late as Chicago hands them a 4th straight loss
CHICAGO — In a clash of struggling teams, the Sparks were outkicked to the finish line. Kamilla Cardoso scored 12 of her career-high 27 points in the fourth quarter and the Chicago Sky rallied for a 97-86 victory over the visiting Sparks on Tuesday night. The Sparks held a 29-17 lead after the first quarter, but they were outscored in each of the final three periods, with Chicago outscoring them 30-17 in the fourth to secure the win. Azurá Steve…
Sky take a look in the mirror and beat the 10th place Sparks
After a blowout loss last week, the Sky coaching staff told players to look in the mirror. The message: bring more consistent energy and effort.On Tuesday night at Wintrust Arena, the Sky faced a different kind of mirror — the Los Angeles Sparks, who entered the game just one spot ahead of them in the standings at 10th.“I think both teams are hungry, and I don’t want to use the word desperate, but, you know, another word for that,” Sparks head c…
Jackson Progress-Argus
Kamilla Cardoso's career-high 27 points lead Sky past Sparks
Kamilla Cardoso scored 12 of her career-high 27 points in the fourth quarter and the Chicago Sky rallied for a 97-86 victory over the visiting Los Angeles Sparks on Tuesday night in a matchup of struggling teams.
Winnipeg Free Press
Cardoso scores career-high 27, Reese has a double-double as the Sky rallies past the Sparks 97-86
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