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Chicago Sky Dominate Washington Mystics Extend Win Streak To Seven Games

Chicago Sky Dominate Washington Mystics, Extend Win Streak to Seven Games

Sky's Offensive Explosion Fuels Victory

Friday’s contest began with the Washington Mystics setting the pace early. Out-scoring the Chicago Sky by six points in the first quarter that ended with a score of 18-24, Washington held a steady lead. However, in the second quarter, the game took a dramatic turn as Chicago's offense erupted. Sparked by a flurry of three-pointers, the Sky outscored the Mystics 29-13 to claim a 47-37 lead heading into halftime.

The second half saw the Sky's offensive dominance continue as they knocked down three more three-pointers in the third quarter. Washington's usually reliable offense was held in check, managing only 35 points in the second half. Ultimately, the Sky extended their win streak to seven games with a convincing 82-73 victory, maintaining their spot atop the WNBA standings.

Kahleah Copper Leads Sky with 20 Points

In the victory, Kahleah Copper emerged as the driving force for the Sky. Her 20 points led all scorers, and she added nine rebounds and four assists to her stat line. Copper's efficiency was on full display as she shot 8-of-15 from the field and 3-of-6 from three-point range. Her contributions on both ends of the court were crucial to Chicago's success.

Sky's Defense Stifles Mystics' Offense

It wasn't just the Sky's offense that carried them to victory. Chicago's defense also played a vital role, holding Washington to just 37.5% shooting from the field and 25% from three-point range. The Mystics, who entered the game averaging 80.1 points per game, were unable to find their rhythm against the Sky's stingy defense.

What's Next for Chicago Sky and Washington Mystics?

With the win, the Chicago Sky improves to 12-3 on the season and remains in first place in the WNBA standings. They will look to continue their winning ways on Sunday when they host the Indiana Fever.

The Washington Mystics, on the other hand, fall to 8-6 on the season. They will look to bounce back on Sunday when they travel to Los Angeles to take on the Sparks.

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