This article was originally published on www.si.com/wnba/sky as Sky's Top Two Storylines for Home Stretch.

Valkyries continue to make WNBA expansion history, setting another record with Friday night win over Sky to improve to 18-15

The Chicago Sky fell to the expansion Golden State Valkyries 90-59 on Friday for their 12th loss in 13 games. Angel Reese (back) missed her seventh straight game.

The Golden State Valkyries made history with their dominant 90-59 win over the Chicago Sky on Friday. By picking up their 18th win of the year, the Valkyries set a new record for the most wins in a season by an expansion team.

The Golden State Valkyries emergence in their inaugural season has been one of the most fascinating storylines of the entire WNBA season thus far, With their 90

Connecticut’s Bria Harley and Chicago’s Rebecca Allen each received ejections for starting the scuffle, while the Sky’s Ariel Atkins’ night ended early “for being an escalator” after shoving Hartley and touching a referee, according to crew chief Angelia Suffern as reported by ESPN.

The Chicago Sky soon may be one of only four WNBA teams with fully independent ownership. Could that change? And would Bulls Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf consider following the trend?

In basketball, rebounding is often the silent job that few applaud-unless something goes wrong. However, Angel Reese has changed that perception. The Chicago Sky star turned critic

The Chicago Sky (8-24) aim to spoil the Golden State Valkyries' (17-15) push to secure a WNBA playoff spot in a crucial matchup at Wintrust Arena on Friday.