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Cole Huff

The Chicago Sky went from a potential dynasty to the WNBA basement in 1 week

A year ago, as the 2022 WNBA season approached, the 2021 championship-winning Chicago Sky were enjoying a delightful offseason.

Fresh off of the first title in franchise history, Chicago dished out some money to a couple of Finals MVPs. They retained their own, Kahleah Copper (2021), and scooped up the 2019 Finals MVP, Emma Meesseman, along the way, providing the reigning champs a huge talent boost. Once Courtney Vandersloot re-signed later on in the offseason, the Sky were about as good a bet as any to repeat as WNBA champion before them.

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