“Incredibly Unfair to Judge”: Sky GM Defends Tyler Marsh After Another Playoff Miss Following Teresa Weatherspoon’s Exit
General manager Jeff Pagliocca said Marsh has full support after a 26-62 start, citing growth, character and injuries that skewed evaluation.
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“Incredibly Unfair to Judge”: Sky GM Defends Tyler Marsh After Another Playoff Miss Following Teresa Weatherspoon’s Exit
Another playoff-less season has left the Chicago Sky with more questions than answers. The was their thrid consecutive playoff miss since former head coach Teresa Weatherspoon failed to take the Sky to a playoff for the first time in five years in 2024. However, this time general manager Jeff Pagliocca is stepping forward to defend […]
Sky to bring back coach Tyler Marsh for third season
<p>Tyler Marsh has new life.</p><p>Just a week ago he was reckoning with his future in Chicago after another season failed to live up to expectations. He told reporters that whether or not he was back leading the <a class="Link" href="https://chicago.suntimes.com/chicago-sky" target="_blank" >Sky</a> in 2027, he was grateful for his experience — and that he if he was back, he'd approach it with the same zeal he always has. </p><p>Now he can rest…
What's next for the Chicago Sky in 2027, per Jeff Pagliocca
There’s no question that the Chicago Sky’s season ended in disappointment. With a record of 16-28, the Sky finished in 11th place in the WNBA, well out of playoff contention. It’s the third season in a row with no postseason for the Sky. Still, Sky general manager Jeff Pagliocca was upbeat when talking to media about how Chicago can improve next season. “We came up short. There’s no way around it. We saw enough promising signs that will inform h…
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