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Glaring Pokey Chatman makes her point to Sky

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The Sky’s Tamera Young looks to pass under defensive pressure from the Mystics’ Matee Ajavon on Friday night at Allstate Arena in Rosemont.

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The Sky’s Sylvia Fowles watches the action Friday against the Mystics.

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The Sky’s Michelle Snow reacts after scoring a basket Friday against the Mystics.

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The Sky’s Sylvia Fowles battles for a rebound with Matee Ajavon, left, and Crystal Langhorne of the Mystics on Friday.

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Sky coach Pokey Chatman didn’t need to say anything Friday, motivating her team to a victory with a nasty stare.

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The Sky’s Erin Thorn drives to the basket against the Mystics’ Kelly Miller.

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The Mystics’ Crystal Langhorne drives to the basket Friday as the Sky’s Sylvia Fowles plays defense.

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The Mystics’ Nicky Anosike looks to the basket Friday against Sky defender Carolyn Swords.

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The Mystics’ Matee Ajavon and the Sky’s Michelle Snow battle for a rebound Friday.

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Sometimes, all it takes is a look. With the score tied 49-49, Sky coach Pokey Chatman called a timeout, threw her clipboard at the bench and just stood there glaring at her players, barely spending any of the timeout actually talking. From there, the Sky cruised to an 80-67 victory over Washington.

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