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Marina Mabrey was a beast on the court in a recent game. Is the Unrivaled structure good for her?
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Despite struggling all season long in 2025, breakout rookie star, Leila Lacan proved to be a key piece of the puzzle for the Sun's future.
Kate Robinson|
The Connecticut Sun are no strangers to reinvention, but the foundation forming ahead of the 2026 WNBA season feels different: bold, modern, and built for longevity.
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Aneesah Morrow has become one of the most talked-about athletes not just for her dominant play on the basketball court but also for the remarkable physique that fuels it.
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With it looking like the Connecticut Sun are going to be relocated across the country, state leaders have organized two games to be played at the larger PeoplesBank Arena to attract more fans.
Kate Robinson|
Ownership of the Houston Rockets is in substantive talks with the Connecticut Sun over a potential purchase and relocation, per ESPN. The discussions have been described as positive, with Rockets ownership improving its financial offer.
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Tense negotiations for higher salaries for players in the WNBA have led to players voting to strike when necessary against WNBPA.
Kate Robinson|
At Unrivaled Season Two Media Day, the atmosphere felt distinct. Legends filled the room, history hovered in the air, and the conversations moved beyond systems and schemes.
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Leila Lacan, Migna Touré, and Haley Peters are setting themselves up for success while playing overseas. Not only are they dominating the court, but hopefully they are sharpening their skills to bring home to the Connecticut Sun.
Kate Robinson|
Connecticut Sun star Saniya Rivers participated in a ceremony recently to retire her high school jersey number.
Matt Postins|
The Connecticut Sun had plenty of highlights this year. Despite all the positive basketball moments from this past season, tucked between was something just as unforgettable: Olivia Nelson-Ododa iconic tunnel fits. 
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The WNBA will be undergoing a two team expansion draft this offseason, and a mock of that event has two Connecticut Sun players being selected.
Jeremy Trottier|
Before warmups, pregame huddles, the lights go up, there’s always music. This season, the Sun didn’t just show up with elite defense and progressive chemistry.
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It felt nearly impossible to watch a Connecticut Sun possession and not see the rookie guard being active on the ball.
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The WNBA CBA negotiations will continue once again with a long-term agreement not completed, and the requests made by both sides could affect the 2026 season.
Jeremy Trottier|
Some questionable moves from the Connecticut sun organization in early 2025 may lead them to a much stronger 2026 season.
Kate Robinson|
With the initial WNBA CBA deadline passing, the second is rapidly approaching, and a failure to complete a deal may set the Connecticut Sun and others back.
Jeremy Trottier|
Three Connecticut Sun players were out and about during the holiday weekend to mingle with fans and build a gingerbread house.
Matt Postins|
The Connecticut Sun are continuing to build for the future, and there is one key statistic that held them back from being more competitive last season.
Jeremy Trottier|
The LSU journey created an energy that never switches off for Connecticut Sun star Aneesah Morrow.
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