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The 10 Greatest Chicago Sky Players in WNBA History

by YPB Team

Championship anchors, deadeye shooters, and franchise pioneers span the full history of the team. Where do you stand?

  1. Candace Parker — ranked #11
    Candace Parker
    The two-time MVP who came home to Chicago and led the Sky to their first title in 2021.
    1000pts
  2. Elena Delle Donne — ranked #22
    Elena Delle Donne
    The 2015 league MVP who became the Sky's first superstar scorer.
    813pts
  3. Tamera Young — ranked #33
    Tamera Young
    The versatile forward who was a steady two-way presence in the franchise's early years.
    597pts
  4. Allie Quigley — ranked #44
    Allie Quigley
    The sharpshooting guard, four-time Three-Point Contest winner, and franchise icon whose number was retired.
    517pts
  5. Jessica Breland — ranked #55
    Jessica Breland
    The rangy forward and rim protector who anchored the Sky frontcourt in the late 2010s.
    423pts
  6. Sylvia Fowles — ranked #66
    Sylvia Fowles
    The dominant center who holds franchise records for points and rebounds and won two Defensive Player of the Year awards in Chicago.
    310pts
  7. Cappie Pondexter — ranked #77
    Cappie Pondexter
    The veteran scoring guard who gave the Sky a reliable go-to option in the mid-2010s.
    310pts
  8. Epiphanny Prince — ranked #88
    Epiphanny Prince
    The dynamic guard and longtime contributor known for her scoring bursts.
    310pts
  9. Kahleah Copper — ranked #99
    Kahleah Copper
    The explosive wing and 2021 Finals MVP who powered the Sky's championship run.
    310pts
  10. Dominique Canty — ranked #1010
    Dominique Canty
    An original Sky veteran guard who helped establish the expansion franchise.
    0pts

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