The Chicago Sky’s newly appointed head coach, Tyler Marsh, sends a strong message to rookies Angel Reese and Kamilla Cardoso, emphasizing the next steps in their development.

I couldn’t be more excited, couldn’t be more blessed to be named the head coach of the Chicago Sky,” said Marsh, seated alongside Sky general manager Jeff Pagliocca and veteran players Rachel Banham and Elizabeth Williams.

The Chicago Sky recently named Tyler Marsh the head coach of the organization, following the firing of Teresa Weatherspoon. A few weeks after Marsh's hiring he joined the media for his introductory press conference. During Tuesday's press conference, Marsh was asked about 2024 rookies Angel Reese and Kamilla Cardoso.

The Sky introduced Tyler Marsh as the team's head coach on Tuesday. He brings a wealth of experience from all levels of basketball.

After the Chicago Sky announced Tyler Marsh as their new head coach, Angel Reese and Sydney Colson reacted to the news.

Before Marsh was even willing to entertain the idea of leaving the Aces, he had questions about the Sky's direction.

Reese first took to X to react to the Sky's head coaching decision, writing a simple "W" to indicate her belief that the Marsh hiring is a win for Chicago. Aces guard Sydney Colson then responded to the youngster's post, jokingly saying, "Excuse me?! We’re grieving, have some respect!"

CHICAGO (November 3, 2024) — The Chicago Sky have named Tyler Marsh as the franchise’s head coach, the team announced today.

The Chicago Sky are ready to enter a new era — again. The team introduced Tyler Marsh at Wintrust Arena on Tuesday as the sixth head coach in franchise history, ushering in the latest iteration of the team’s culture after rotating through two head coaches in the last two seasons.

A little more than a month after former head coach Teresa Weatherspoon was unceremoniously relieved of her duties, the Chicago Sky introduced their new head coach to the Windy City Tuesday. Tyler Marsh,

I’m looking forward to building relationships with our players and throughout our entire organization as we work towards establishing a championship culture on and off the court,” the new Chicago Sky head coach Tyler Marsh had stated when he was accepted to the position in early November.