Fueled by Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky have become one of the most pronounced rivalries in the WNBA. But while the drama has come in bunches, the actual on-court results tell a different tale.

The second matchup of the season between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky was just as lopsided as the first, and this time devoid of drama. The Fever never trailed, as they cruised to a 79-52 victory on CBS in the first regular season WNBA game aired on primetime on broadcast TV.

With all the hype surrounding Fever guard Caitlin Clark going up against Sky forward Angel Reese, the game was moved from the Wintrust Arena to the United Center, the largest NBA

On June 23 last season, Angel Reese celebrated with former WNBA player, Sheryl Swoopes as if she had won the WNBA Finals. She had led the Chicago Sky to a win over the Indiana Fever and Caitlin Clark, 88-87 with 25 points. At the moment, they were in a playoff position and ESPN analyst Monica McNutt stated Reese should be the Rookie of the Year.

Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky came into the 2025 WNBA season looking to take a big step from last year. So far, things have not gone according to plan. Following their loss at home to the Indiana Fever on Saturday night,

Marsh took over for Teresa Weatherspoon, who served as the head coach of the Chicago Sky for the 2024 season, Angel Reese's rookie year. As the Sky turned the page to a new chapte