Tuesday’s WNBA action features 12 of the league’s 13 teams, as there are six Commissioner’s Cup games with a ton on the line in the standings.With the Indiana Fever beating the New York Liberty over the weekend,

The WNBA action on Sunday, June 15 kicks off at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn. where the Connecticut Sun host the Chicago Sky for the first of four meetings between these squads this season.

The Washington Mystics will take on the Chicago Sky at Wintrust Arena in one of six WNBA games slated for Tuesday. This will be the fifth Commissioner’s Cup game for both teams.

It was announced on Monday, via the Chicago Sky Foundation on Instagram, that registration for the upcoming camps is now open. As the post indicates, there are currently five co-ed basketball camp schedules available from June through August, which are open for kids aged 7 to 15.

Chicago Sky head coach Tyler Marsh says Angel Reese's "talent is through the roof" after she helped the team to a win with her first WNBA triple-double.

When Chicago Sky veteran point guard Courtney Vandersloot suffered an ACL injury last week, it seemed likely that rookie guard Hailey Van Lith (who had been Van

History was alive on the hardwood at center court Saturday as the Chicago Sky and the Indiana Fever faced off in the first-ever WNBA game held at the United Center.

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Two struggling WNBA teams meet on Sunday as the Connecticut Sun and Chicago Sky meet in Uncasville, Connecticut.

SportsLine experts Calvin Wetzel and Aaron Barzilai reveal their WNBA picks as Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky take on Marina Mabrey and the Connecticut Sun