Chicago Sky is the latest team that book a bigger place for home games against Indiana Fever during the 2025 season.
The sky moves its June 7 and July 27 with Fever to the United Center in Chicago, Home of the Bulls. It has seized more than 20,000 for basketball, while Heaven’s home, Wintrust Arena, has room for half of that.
To accommodate the switch, the competition was re -planned July 27 from the day before.
These will be the first WNBA games ever at the United Center.
Fan interest in Fever’s Games Skyrokened last season when Indiana chose Iowas Caitlin Clark, the leading goal scorer in the NCAA Division I history, with No. 1 overall choice. The fever has another budding superstar in Aliyah Boston, the total election no. 1 2023, and this season dedicated to guard/forward dewanna Bonner, forward Sophie Cunningham and forward Natasha Howard.
“Given the explosive growth in WNBA, we now have a first opportunity to invite more fans to experience this matchup at a larger place in the United Center,” said Adam Fox, Sky President and CEO in a news message. “Chicago Sky fans have consistently emerged for the team and the city, and we want to reward their passion and commitment by giving this excitement to an expanded capacity. We know that Skytown will help us create a special environment in the United Center this summer.”
The largest individual home lawyer in Sky History is 16,444 at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Ill., July 13, 2016.
Earlier this week mystics Washington Mystics their two home games against fever 2025 to CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, which more than doubles the seat for their home space, the approximately 4200-seater Carefirst Arena in Washington, DC.
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