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With the Sky Falling in Chicago, Is Tyler Marsh on the Hot Seat? Original

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By Clare Brennan , Dan Falkenheim , Blake Silverman
| Sports Illustrated
After Skylar Diggins spoke candidly of a “loser mentality” over the weekend, it’s time to take a harder look at what’s going on with this team. Clare Brennan, Dan Falkenheim, Blake Silverman, Emma Baccellieri| The Sky, who virtually revamped their roster in the condensed offseason, have lost seven of their last eight games after a 4–1 start to the season. | Michael Reaves/Getty Images Skylar Diggins did not hold back.
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WNBA Power Rankings: The Lynx Are the Real Deal, but the Sky Sure Aren’t Original

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By Clare Brennan 
| Sports Illustrated
It’s been a tough week in Chicago as the team’s “loser mentality” takes over. Meanwhile, Minnesota is riding a seven-game winning streak. Chicago guard Skylar Diggins spoke candidly last week about the struggles the Sky have been facing.
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From Sports Bars to BBQ Joints: Inside New York’s Best Watch Parties for the Knicks-Spurs NBA Finals

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By Liam McKeone , Clare Brennan , Kristen Wong 
| Inkl
But few of those fans can actually go see the team play. Madison Square Garden’s price of entry has always been wildly high for the Knicks, but this playoff run has taken it to a new level and Finals prices in particular have gotten completely out of hand. Between that factor and the simple numbers problem of a city of 8.58 million residents competing for 19,500 Madison Square Garden seats, the vast majority of Knicks fans can’t even dream of seeing their favorite players take the floor in person.
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