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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Annie Costabile

Sky’s Candace Parker doesn’t want to talk retirement, but has confidence in future stars like Rhyne Howard

Candace Parker, celebrating with Emma Meesseman, scored 20 of her 31 points in the first half Tuesday night against the Dream at Wintrust Arena. (Gary Dineen/Getty Images)

The impending retirements of Sylvia Fowles and Sue Bird and looming retirement of Candace Parker has the WNBA in a state of flux. 

In its 26th season, the WNBA is at a three-way junction, merging past, present and future. This past weekend during WNBA All-Star festivities, all three lanes of the league were on display for the game, which had the most viewers since 2015 with a peak audience of 768,000. 

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