Tyler Marsh
Coverage of Tyler Marsh in the Nexus archive.
- Sky take hands-on approach to revive Azurá Stevens’ three-point shot
The Chicago Sky, led by coach Tyler Marsh, is working intensively with forward Azurá Stevens to improve her three-point shooting after she made only six of her first 40 attempts since returning from injury. General manager Jeff Pagliocca also participates in her development. The team's overall shooting struggles, including a league-worst 23.6% three-point accuracy in recent games, are a key concern.
- Kamilla Cardoso finds another gear, but Sky still unravel against Wings
Kamilla Cardoso scored 26 points for the Chicago Sky against the Dallas Wings, but the Sky lost 93-92 in a close game marked by missed free throws and late-game miscues. The Sky's second consecutive one-point loss highlights ongoing struggles despite Cardoso's strong performance.
- Sky's Courtney Vandersloot is back at practice, feels like the return is near
Courtney Vandersloot has returned to five-on-five practice with the Chicago Sky, marking progress in her recovery from an ACL injury. Coach Tyler Marsh indicated her return to play could happen within the next few weeks, though cautions remain. Vandersloot expressed optimism about her knee's strength and the possibility of returning soon.
- 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.