Over a month after sacking boss Teresa Weatherspoon, the Chicago Sky appear to have found their next head coach. The Sky are hiring Las Vegas Aces assistant Tyler Marsh as their next head coach, according to a Saturday afternoon report from Bobby Marks and Alexa Philippou of ESPN.

Tyler Marsh has agreed to a multi-year contract to become the Head Coach of the Chicago Sky, his agent Andy Miller of @KlutchSports tells me, @alexaphilippou and @Andraya_Carter Marsh was an Assistant Coach and Head of Player Development with the Las Vegas Aces. The Aces won… pic.twitter.com/Se6mWyJhBJ

Marsh joins Chicago after three seasons with Las Vegas, in which he helped the franchise win back-to-back WNBA championships. In addition to assistant coach, his title included head of player development, and he is widely credited with helping the likes of A'ja Wilson and Jackie Young advance their games.

One more WNBA franchise is jumping off the coaching carousel as the Chicago Sky hire Tyler Marsh to a multi-year deal to be their head coach, a league source confirmed to on Saturday. ESPN was the first to report.

After the Chicago Sky hire the Aces' assistant, Reese hints at a possible player move, igniting rivalry on social media.

Following the appointment of Tyler Marsh as head coach, Reese wants the Sky to swoop for another of the Las Vegas Aces' biggest assets

After the Chicago Sky announced Tyler Marsh as their new head coach, Angel Reese and Sydney Colson reacted to the news. The post Chicago Sky Star Angel Reese Shades, Then Recruits Aces 2-Time WNBA Champion appeared first on Heavy.