The WNBA continues to expand its impact and, in a historic move, the Chicago Sky has decided to move two of its games against the Indiana Fever to the United Center during the 2025

Expecting massive crowds, the Chicago Sky upgraded their 2025 WNBA home games against the Indiana Fever to the NBA's United Center arena.

It's possible the games at United Center could become the highest-attended WNBA games in decades. The Washington Mystics hosted 20,711 fans when playing the Fever last year at Capital One Arena, and they plan to play four games there this upcoming season.

The Sky signed Courtney Vandersloot after her two seasons with the Liberty and two-time All-Star guard — and 2019 WNBA champ — Ariel Atkins from the Mystics. Additionally, Clark will play alongside six-time All-Star and two-time WNBA champ DeWanna Bonner and two-time All-Stars in forward Natasha Howard and guard Kelsey Mitchell.

The Chicago Sky and Indiana Fever announced on Friday that the two games between the teams set to be played in Chicago during the upcoming season will be moved from Wintrust Arena to the United Center.

The Chicago Sky and Indiana Fever feature two of the game's biggest stars in the WNBA on their respective teams, Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark. On Friday, the Sky announced a big change that will help allow more fans watch these two when their squads face off against each other.