Brittney Sykes and the Washington Mystics (12-13) play host to Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky (7-18) on Tuesday, both teams fighting for a playoff spot.

The Sky are back in action on Tuesday night, and the good news is that Reese is finally going to make her much-awaited comeback. Head coach Tyler Marsh revealed before tip-off that the two-time All-Star has been cleared to play as the Sky take on the 12-13 Washington Mystics in a road game at CareFirst Arena.

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WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark remains sidelined as Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky host the Indiana Fever today. Find out how to watch this game for free.

The Chicago Sky have hit a rough patch, dropping their last five games to fall to 7–18 on the season, with 19 games remaining heading into Tuesday night’s

Sunday afternoon's tilt between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky had something missing -- two of the WNBA's biggest names. As Indiana defeated Chicago 93-78, i

Though still 11-14, the Sparks have pulled within one game of the eighth-place Washington Mystics and 1.5 games of the seventh-place Las Vegas Aces. They quietly have the fifth-best offensive rating (104.7) in the league, Cameron Brink is closing in on a return and they have the fifth-easiest remaining schedule.

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But even with Indiana's Clark out with a groin injury, and the Sky's Reese sidelined with a back issue, Chicago managed to again sell out the United Center for last Sunday's game against the Fever, which is the pair's second Chicago-based matchup this season.

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Also getting an extended run against the Sky was rookie Makayla Timpson, who logged a career-high 22 minutes of action in Indiana’s 93-78 win over Chicago. The 6-foot-2 forward-center scored a career-high 14 points on 6-of-8 shooting, four rebounds and three steals in what was her best game for the Fever thus far.