TORONTO (AP) — Brittney Sykes scored 25 points, Nyara Sabally added 15 and the Toronto Tempo beat the Chicago Sky 85-68 on Sunday.

After five-straight losses, the Sky secured their first home win of the season behind clutch, veteran play.

History is hard to escape at the United Center. It hangs in the rafters and echoes in the stands. And on Saturday, history was alive on the hardwood at center court as the Chicago Sky and the Indiana Fever faced off in the first WNBA game held at the arena.

Chicago visits the Toronto Tempo after Skylar Diggins scored 24 points in the Sky's 85-80 victory against the Connecticut Sun.

A strong game from Kamilla Cardoso could stop the Sky from losing their fifth-straight game.

Tyler Marsh and the Chicago Sky are dealing with a wave of injuries early into the 2026 WNBA season. Chicago's leading scorer Rickea Jackson (18.0 points per game) suffered a season-ending torn ACL in her left knee on May 17 against the Minnesota Lynx,

"I think I've gotten the best looks I've got in my entire pro career this season," Sky guard Rachel Banham said after Friday's loss. "And then I can't make a damn basket."

On the defensive end of the court, the Sky are forcing 12.7 turnovers on a nightly basis and they draw 22.1 fouls. They are surrendering 33.5% on shots from beyond the perimeter and they are ranked 7th in the league in points per game from their opponents (87.

The WNBA schedule for June 5, 2026 includes a big one between Dallas and Los Angeles.