Natasha Cloud proved her value this season. How should the Sky respond?
Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud finished the season with a career-best 35.7% shooting percentage from three-point range. Cloud is set to become a free agent this offseason.
“Are you ever going to make a three?” general manager Jeff Pagliocca asked Natasha Cloud early in the season.Cloud is telling the story during her exit interview, a huge grin on her face. She’s close with Pagliocca and she loves those kinds of challenges.“I literally started making threes after that,” she said, and it’s true: after a slump to start the season, she ended up shooting a career-best 35.7% from deep.Cloud, who will become a free agent after this offseason, proved her point to…
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