The Chicago Sky selected Hailey Van Lith with the overall choice n ° 11 at the WNBA 2025 draft. She was an off -competition goalkeeper in Louisville and TCU, and she also ride the striker Angel Reese for a season in LSU.
Although few people expected it to be a starter, most estimated that its pre-season performance justified a solid place in the rotation. However, the new head coach Tyler Marsh chose not to play it in the first half of the opening of the season against Indiana fever.
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Van Lith already has at the start of his career in the WNBA, and the fans were not satisfied with the choice of Marsh.
The sky entered the half-time down 13 points, and several of the team’s guards did not perform well in the first 20 minutes. Some fans have had instinctive reactions to Marsh’s decision not to under a subvain in the match despite the difficulties of the team.
“Ngl Tyler Marsh must play Hailey Van Lith,” said a fan.
“Yes, the Chicago Heaven offensive needs a certain life,” added another fan. “Hailey van lith may need a tick.”
“Van Lith cannot be worse than these other guards,” sounded a fan.
“Difficult to imagine that playing Hailey Van Lith would not have the sky in a better position at the moment,” said another fan.
Chicago Sky Guard Hailey Van Lith (2).
Other fans were more confused and angry with the decision.
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“I thought Hailey Van Lith was injured or something lol … She doesn’t shoot a check -up? With this goalkeeper 🤨,” said a fan.
“And how Hailey Van Lith does not receive a burn, I know that she gets better than the other SMH chicks 🤦🏾️ #WNBA,” added another.
“Van Lith needs a few minutes,” sounded a fan. “IDK if they think it is not ready, but when Sloot clearly has a deactivated game, you need something to change.”
“I looked at Kia nurse on my sparks. She is not that,” said another. “I prefer Van Lith to learn from his mistakes at the start of his career because the sky is going anywhere this year.”
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