- Matchup: Chicago Sky vs Seattle Storm
- Event Date: Monday, August 10, 2026
- Venue: Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle, WA
- Broadcast: USA Net
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The Chicago Sky (12-19) will face off against the Seattle Storm (6-27) at Climate Pledge Arena this Monday evening.
In their most recent game, the Chicago Sky triumphed over the Los Angeles Sparks with a final score of 95-88. Chicago boasted an impressive shooting performance, achieving a field goal percentage of 53.0% (35 of 66) and hitting 9 of 20 three-point attempts. At the free-throw line, they converted 16 of 19 shots, finishing with a strong 84.2% success rate. The Sky secured 29 rebounds in total, including 3 offensive boards, while dishing out 28 assists, forcing 14 turnovers, and recording 7 steals. Defensively, they allowed the Sparks a shooting percentage of 47.1% on 32 of 68 attempts. Los Angeles, meanwhile, notched up 9 assists and grabbed 35 rebounds (9 offensive, 26 defensive), along with 5 blocks. From the charity stripe, the Sparks managed 75.0%, with 15 made from 20 tries, hitting 9 of 24 from beyond the arc.
Kamilla Cardoso was a standout performer in this game, scoring 15 points on 4 of 9 shooting. She played for 29 minutes and notched 7 rebounds, shooting 44.4% from the field, while also contributing 3 assists.
The Chicago Sky enter this matchup with a record of 12 wins and 19 losses this season. They are averaging 88.3 points per game, ranking 8th in the WNBA, and have a shooting percentage of 44.7% from the field. Chicago’s three-point shooting stands at 32.3%, hitting 233 of 721 attempts, and they maintain a free-throw shooting percentage of 76.4%. On average, the Sky grab 32.9 rebounds per game and have recorded 669 assists this season, placing them 4th in the league for assists. They average 12.4 turnovers per game and commit 21.3 personal fouls each night. Defensively, the Sky force 13.3 turnovers per game while drawing 20.3 fouls themselves. They allow 31.4% on three-point shots and rank 11th in points per game allowed, offering up 89.9 points. The Sky’s defense concedes a shooting percentage of 44.4% (411 of 630) and allows 37.3 rebounds per game, also ranking 6th in the league in assists allowed with 624 given up throughout the season.
In their last outing, the Seattle Storm fell short against the New York Liberty, ending the game at 92-86. The Storm achieved 22 defensive rebounds and 13 offensive boards, totaling 35 for the match. They committed 10 turnovers and secured 7 steals. The Liberty committed 13 fouls, which led to 11 free throws for the Storm. The Storm converted 7 of these attempts, achieving a free-throw success of 63.6%. From three-point range, Seattle made 7 of 22 attempts (31.8%). By the conclusion of the game, the Storm had shot 36 of 79 from the floor for a 45.6% shooting percentage. Conversely, they allowed the Liberty to shoot 33 of 75 (44.0%) and the Liberty shot 24.1% from long range (7 of 29), finishing 19 of 21 at the charity stripe (90.5%). On rebounding, Seattle allowed New York to collect 38 rebounds, with 8 coming from the offensive end.
Dominique Malonga was crucial for the Storm in this matchup, successfully converting 14 of 20 shots for a field goal percentage of 70.0% and securing 10 rebounds. She recorded 31 points during her 30 minutes on the court and added 3 assists.
The Seattle Storm currently hold a record of 6-27 this year. They have scored 2,728 points cumulatively this season, averaging 82.7 points per game. The Storm claims 33.5 rebounds per game, while committing 20.1 fouls nightly and shooting 78.9% from the free-throw line. Offensively, Seattle struggles with a shooting percentage of 43.3%, placing them 14th in the league. They average 19.2 assists per game (13th in the WNBA), yet turn the ball over 14.1 times per contest. Defensively, Seattle ranks 10th in the league for points allowed per game with 88.3. They force an average of 12.5 turnovers per game and allow opponents a shooting percentage of 43.4% (4th in the league). The Storm defense allows 31.4% on three-point shots (280 of 891) and opposing teams convert 83.2% of their free-throw attempts. They concede an average of 20.7 assists and 35.6 rebounds each night, ranking 10th and 14th respectively in the league.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s WNBA game against the spread?
Prediction: Back Seattle
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