DiJonai Carrington
Coverage of DiJonai Carrington in the Nexus archive.
- Amid losing season, Sky GM Jeff Pagliocca still sees playoff potential and an underrated young core
The Chicago Sky, at 6-13, are not currently performing as a playoff team, but GM Jeff Pagliocca maintains confidence in his roster and young core, citing additions like Rickea Jackson, Azurá Stevens, and DiJonai Carrington. Pagliocca attributes setbacks to execution issues rather than injuries and believes the team can still compete for a playoff spot.
- Sky waive Saylor Poffenbarger
The Chicago Sky waived Saylor Poffenbarger after signing her to a hardship contract in May due to a reduced roster. Poffenbarger played in five games but limited minutes, while the Sky continue to manage injuries to multiple players, including Gabriela Jaquez, Courtney Vandersloot, DiJonai Carrington, and Rickea Jackson.
- Sky injury report: No firm timeline for DiJonai Carrington, Azura Stevens still finding her legs
DiJonai Carrington's return timeline remains uncertain as she recovers from ankle surgery, with coach Tyler Marsh disputing reports about her potential availability post-FIBA World Cup. Azura Stevens continues to face minutes restrictions while recovering from a knee injury. The Chicago Sky have eight fully healthy players and are managing defensive challenges amid these injuries.
- Minnesota Lynx home opener moment of silence for ICE shooting victims drowned out by anti-ICE chants
The Minnesota Lynx home opener was disrupted by anti-ICE chants during a moment of silence for Renee Nicole Good and Alex Pretti, victims of federal immigration operations. The incident reflects the ongoing political narrative surrounding ICE and its actions. The Lynx organization and other NBA figures have publicly expressed their opinions on the matter.