NBA: Former Bull Portis Maintains Chicago Ties, Intends To Win Sixth Man Award
Now a Knick, Portis says he finds it hard to stay away from Chicago, but he has big ambitions for his time in NYC.
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Category Archives: Basketball
Above the Clouds: Hamby’s Miracle Heave Leaves Sky Grieving Las Vegas
A rare Courtney Vandersloot misstep and an amazing shot by Dearica Hamby sent the Chicago Sky home for the season and propelled the Las Vegas Aces to the WNBA Semifinals.
Above the Clouds: DeShields, Sky Outrun Phoenix to Advance in Playoffs
The Chicago Sky opened the WNBA Playoffs with a statement victory over the Phoenix Mercury, led by a fantastic effort by Diamond DeShields’ in her postseason debut.
WNBA: Chicago Sky’s Surprise Playoff Run Underscores Passion of Fans Leaguewide
The Chicago Sky and their fervent fan base have proven this season that even though the WNBA faces tough questions in the offseason, the league and its supporters are thriving.
In The Scope: Joining Durant and Irving Gives Melo Chance to Bring Title to New York
Carmelo Anthony appears ready to change his game to a smaller role. Joining the new-look Brooklyn Nets could elevate his NBA legacy and fulfill his ambitions of bringing a title to New York.
Bulls: Coby White Embraces Role as PG of Future, Supports WNBA
When not supporting the Chicago Sky, White has tended to a busy rookie off-season. He expressed his excitement to play this upcoming season exclusively to WARR Media at a recent Sky game.
Above the Clouds: Ndour, Sky Give Home Fans Possible Playoff Preview in Rout of Mercury
The Chicago Sky erased memories of a painful loss to Dallas with a decisive victory over the Phoenix Mercury in their last regular season home game.
BIG3: Playoff Party Set In New Orleans As Top Talent Squares Off
In the wake of a Ballout comes the fallout for the BIG3 with the league’s playoff weekend ready to set up a concluding championship match. But before the seriousness of […]
Basketball: “Rich Paul Rule” Fails, Shows Athletes, Agents Taking Control of Sports Economics
The NCAA’s enactment and subsequent amendment of the so-called “Rich Paul Rule” is a sign that athletes and their prospective agents are eroding the NCAA’s hold on amateur sports revenue.
ICYMI: Bulls, Sox & Cubs Release Upcoming Season Schedules
Playing meaningful baseball games before April 1 is stupid, its even more stupid to play some of those games in Chicago, where it will certainly snow and force the Sox’s opener at least to be actually played in June or July.
