The star of Golden State Warriors, Draymond Green, did not retain his assessment from the Ciel de Chicago d’Angel Reese after their overwhelming defeat of 79-52 against Indiana fever on Saturday. Playing on their ground, the sky collapsed in front of their fans, despite Caitlin Clark who has been looking since the touch due to an injury.
Chicago struggled to find the pace early and had no answer when the fever reached a 13-point lead at halftime. The real detangling occurred in the third quarter, where Reese and his teammates underwent a total failure, exceeding 27-11 in an unbalanced period.
Reacting to the dull effort of the sky, Draymond Green pronounced a blunt verdict. The Warriors openly questioned Chicago’s game style, suggesting that this is a plan intended to fail.
“The sky plays a very bad basketball brand,” said Green on the sons.
The sky endured a difficult start to their season, marking a sharp decline compared to last year’s performance. Throughout the 40 game campaign last season, the sky only underwent two defeats with margins of 25 or more points. This year, however, they have already exceeded this brand, recording three of these unbalanced defeats in their first seven games.
Two of the three defeats of the Chicago Sky by 25 or more points this season came to the hands of the fever. The sky endured an eruption of 35 points on May 17, followed by a 27 -point battery in their last match against its competitors of the conference.
WNBA fans react to the loss of Chicago Sky against Indiana fever
Social media broke out after Chicago’s sky suffered its second consecutive defeat against Indiana fever, this time without Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham on the ground. The fans exploded Angel Reese and the sky for their poor performance and their inability continues to find answers at each end of the ground.
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Meanwhile, the founder of Barstool Sports, Dave Portnoy, did not retain his criticism of the Chicago after their humiliating loss against fever. Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Portnoy pronounced a hard verdict, writing, “Holy Shit the Chicago Sky Sink”, in a brutally honest assessment of the team’s performance.
Edited by Atishay Jain
