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Chicago Sky Coach Speaks Out on His Ejection after Angel Reese Holds Him Back

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The Chicago Sky would not admire their performance this season as they are almost out of the playoff race. Sky’s playoff chances are gone with this defeat as they slipped to 12th in the WNBA standings. Apart from this, Angel Reese showed her best run on the court.

During the Sky’s 94-84 loss to the Sun, their coach was ejected from the game. Tyler Marsh, Sky head coach, rented at the referees in the second quarter. His team played entire second half without their head coach. When he left the game, the Sun was leading 33-20 and later, handed Sky 8th loss in ten games.

Tyler Marsh ejected!!!

It’s a valid crash out tbh! pic.twitter.com/7dNHtRwqcc
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Chicago Sky Coach Opens Up on His Ejection in His Team’s Loss to Sun

Marsh came out to share his thoughts on the ejection after the game, explaining the situation. “It was hard being in the back and not being out there for the team,” Marsh said. “I felt like I was letting them down, other part of me was like, I had to. It’s been egregious all year.”

Coach Marsh on his ejection from today’s game #Skytown pic.twitter.com/xzVr5X9waV
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Tyler Marsh was being held back by Angel Reese after he rented on the referees in the second quarter. Reese entered in the drama and grabbed her head coach. Later, several other Sky players and coaches joined her. Marsh was in frustration toward the referees and received an ejection. He went to the locker room with a team representative.

Angel Reese is playing his second season in the WNBA and she has established herself as a big player in the league. The 23-year-old is averaging 14.6 points, 12.2 rebounds and 3.6 assists per game for the Chicago Sky.

Tyler Marsh’s frustration is expected as Sky has faced elimination from the playoffs. They dropped eight games out of last ten and failed to update their position in the conference. Chicago is tied for the WNBA’s second-worst record (9-27) and have the second-lowest winning percentage in franchise history.

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