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Angel Reese gets biggest hint yet over who new Chicago Sky teammate will be.Chicago Sky superstar Angel Reese has been given a huge hint on who her new teammates could be ahead of the 2025 WNBA Draft plan, with the upcoming class bursting with talent."As the draft talent pool continues to expand, we look forward to adding exceptional new stars to the Chicago Sky on draft night in April."With the third overall pick, the Sky could look to Notre Dame's Olivia Miles.However, the ex-LSU Tigers ace had a standout individual campaign, earning WNBA All-Star honors after shattering rebounding records before a hand injury ended her participation.Chicago missed out on the postseason, and their 10th-placed finish has seen them be handed the third-overall pick via the WNBA Draft lottery.Alternatively, Chicago could look at UConn's Azzi Fudd, who has been dealt cruelly with injuries in recent seasons, but the talent is undeniable.The Sky also has the 10th overall pick from the Connecticut Sun, presenting the franchise with an opportunity to address some holes in their roster.

Angel Reese gets biggest hint yet over who new Chicago Sky teammate will be.Chicago Sky superstar Angel Reese has been given a huge hint on who her new teammates could be ahead of the 2025 WNBA Draft plan, with the upcoming class bursting with talent.

Reese, 22, and the Sky finished 10th in the WNBA in her rookie season. However, the ex-LSU Tigers ace had a standout individual campaign, earning WNBA All-Star honors after shattering rebounding records before a hand injury ended her participation.Chicago missed out on the postseason, and their 10th-placed finish has seen them be handed the third-overall pick via the WNBA Draft lottery. The Sky also has the 10th overall pick from the Connecticut Sun, presenting the franchise with an opportunity to address some holes in their roster.

One of the Sky's biggest problems in 2024 was their three-point shooting. They were one of the worst three-point-shooting teams in the WNBA, and Chicago can now address that concern. The 2025 draft will have a lot of college basketball talent to choose from, and Reese has now learned the Sky's thinking ahead of the April 2025 picking process.Sky General Manager Jeff Pagliocca has admitted that Chicago is ideally looking for shooting guards and small forwards - but he hasn't ruled out throwing the plan out the window if a player who's too good to pass up on comes available. "It’s going to be hard to pass up on certain players if they are there, but in all reality, we're looking to build from the wings," he said.We are ecstatic to receive another top-four draft pick, along with our No. 10 pick, to build on our roster and create a winning franchise,” Pagliocca added on the Sky's official website after their third-overall pick was confirmed. “As the draft talent pool continues to expand, we look forward to adding exceptional new stars to the Chicago Sky on draft night in April.”With the third overall pick, the Sky could look to Notre Dame's Olivia Miles. Miles, a triple-double threat, opened her senior season with 20 points, 10 rebounds, and 10 assists. Alternatively, Chicago could look at UConn's Azzi Fudd, who has been dealt cruelly with injuries in recent seasons, but the talent is undeniable.