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"We've got to do a better job not fouling, especially when we know the refs are whistle-happy," said Rachel Banum

"At this point of the season, every game matters," said Sparks head coach Lynne Roberts

From her long-shot three-pointers to buzzer-beaters in college, Clark became a fan favorite. But she also became a flashpoint for racists and homophobic fans to share their ideals.

"We gotta take care of the ball," forward Maddy Westbeld said

Still, Brink proved she is ready to face the rest of the season with the confidence of her team and coach. "I thought she did a good job," coach Roberts said

Beyond the 93-78 loss, the game at the historic United Center in front of 19,600 fans represented a win for women's sports.

When we're flying around on both ends of the floor, with pace moving the ball as we do — we all are going to play good," Rickea Jackson said.

"We know we can beat the best," Reese said. "It wasn't a fluke the other night."

“I’m so excited,” Reese said. “To see it filled in the arena is great, and to see my teammates with it on, too. I'm happy.”

"There is no Chicago Sky without Allie Quigley," guard Courtney Vandersloot said during a tribute video.

“There's no reason why we shouldn't be locked in," Roberts said heading into the matchup. “We've got to have some urgency to us at this stage.”

"When it comes to the Black church, there's really no separation between church and state," he explained. "Our spiritual expression demands that we have liberation and freedom."

"We wanted to win for her," reflected coach Lynne Roberts after the game. "I don't want our play to take away from what an incredible human being and basketball player Candace Parker is."

"We got to set the tone every single night," Angle Reese said.

“Where we struggle is in transition. We gave up 20 in transition and a large part of that is due to our turnovers," said Sky head coach Tyler Marsh

"We want two or three days between games," said Breanna Stewart

Ernest McBride High School seniors were informed last week that their June 12 graduation will not follow a traditional ceremony format—a decision that has sparked frustration among students and parents.

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