The Seattle Storm are at home Monday night as they host the Chicago Sky in an interconference matchup.
Seattle enters Monday’s game with a 6-28 record after losing on the road to the Portland Fire Saturday night.
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In Saturday’s loss to the Fire, Dominique Malonga led the way for the Storm as she recorded 21 points and nine rebounds while Jade Melbourne added 23 points and five assists of her own.
The Storm will try to bounce back and snap their 11-game losing streak Monday as they face off against a struggling Sky team at home.
Chicago enters Monday’s contest with a 12-20 record after losing at home to the Indiana Fever Saturday afternoon.
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Natasha Cloud led the way for the Sky as she ended the game with 17 points and four assists while Rachel Banham recorded 17 points and three rebounds off the bench.
While both teams are looking to pick up a victory in Monday night’s matchup, each may be without multiple key players due to injuries.
Sky Injury Report: Will Sydney Taylor, Skylar Diggins Play?
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The Sky have three players listed on their injury report, including Sydney Taylor and Skylar Diggins.
Chicago has ruled out Taylor due to a left groin injury as she will miss her third consecutive contest.
The Sky have also ruled out Diggins due to a right knee injury that has sidelined her since July 7 while Rickea Jackson will miss the remainder of the season with a torn ACL.
Storm Injury Report: Will Flau’jae Johnson, Ezi Magbegor Play?
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The Storm have four players listed on their injury report, including Flau’jae Johnson and Ezi Magbegor.
Seattle has listed Johnson as questionable due to a left ankle injury that she suffered in Saturday’s loss and she is in danger of missing her first game of the season.
The Storm have also listed Magbegor as questionable due to a facial fracture and she is in danger of missing her first game since July 28.
Katie Lou Samuelson has also been listed as questionable with a right knee injury and she is in danger of missing her second straight game while Taina Mair has been ruled out due to a coach’s decision.
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Fans can catch Monday night’s matchup between the Sky and Storm from Seattle at 10:00 p.m. ET on USA Network.
