WNBA fans were perhaps disappointed that Caitlin Clark (groin) and Angel Reese (back) were unable to renew their famous rivalry in Sunday's matchup between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky due to injuries.

Clark missed her fourth-straight game for Indiana with a groin injury and has only played in half of the team's games and Reese was out for her second straight for the Sky with a back issue.

Reese is one technical foul away from receiving a one-game suspension, which the short-handed Sky cannot afford.

The BIG3 basketball league and co-founder Ice Cube won't be making an aggressive play to sign Chicago Sky star Angel Reese like it did last year for Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark.

The Chicago Sky and Indiana Fever headlined the Sunday slate with a rivalry matchup. The Fever entered the game fresh off a victory over the Las Vegas Aces while the Sky were riding a four-game losing streak, struggling to find success under head coach Tyler Marsh.

The Chicago Sky face uncertainty as rookie sensation Angel Reese's status is questioned amidst a season of injuries and roster instability. The team signed Marquesha Davis to a hardship contract, hinting at Reese's possible absence,

When Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese became the faces of the WNBA's new era, their popularity quickly turned into a driving force for ticket sales, television ratings, and league vis

Reese wants to be a union leader — and she’s already speaking up. Current members of the executive committee see a natural fit.

Recently, Angel Reese of the Chicago Sky joined other WNBA All-Stars in making a public show of demanding more money. Then, in her team's first game back from the All-Star Break, Reese made a show of comically inept ball handling.