Chicago needed a 3-point threat since they lost 71% of their 3-point production from last season. It also could be a perfect role for Mabrey, a great 3-point shooter. This could be one of the best moves the Sky made to help replace a depleted roster.

One of the new faces on this roster mentioned earlier was Mabrey, who was traded to the Sky in the offseason. It's reasonable to expect big fantasy numbers from her this season.

She also set career-highs in RPG, APG and 3-pointers made in 2022.Ĭopper has only two other All-Stars on her team this season, however, with Elizabeth Williams and Courtney Williams, which means she will have the ball in her hands more and be the main go-to player on the roster. Last season she was on the Sky roster that had four other career All-Stars and Copper still led the team in scoring (15.7 PPG).

We know there will be a lot of new faces on this team, however Kahleah Copper is not one of them. Both Williams and Mabrey averaged 10-plus PPG in 2022. the Sky acquired Marina Mabrey, Courtney Williams, and Isabelle Harrison in the offseason. Five of their six players who averaged at least 10 PPG last season have not returned. This is a completely different team from the squad that went 26-10 last season and the team the won the WNBA championship back in 2021. You have reached a degraded version of because you're using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer.įor a complete experience, please upgrade or use a supported browserįantasy women's basketball: Which Chicago Sky players will shine brightest in 2023?

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