The New York Times17d
The Connecticut Sun were the WNBA’s big offseason loser. What’s next for the franchise?
For six years, the Connecticut Sun knocked on the door of WNBA immortality. No matter their roster or postseason draw, the Sun made six straight trips to the WNBA semifinals, a streak eclipsed ...
Greenwich Time2d
As Connectiut Sun rebuild their roster, WNBA veteran Diamond DeShields looks to provide leadership
The Connecticut Sun have turned over their roster and hired a new coach. Diamond DeShields talked about signing with the ...
Hartford Courant2d
Diamond DeShields welcomes opportunity, expectations as veteran leader of Connecticut Sun’s rebuilt roster
Amid an era of unprecedented growth for the WNBA and women’s basketball, the Connecticut Sun have struggled to keep up in the increasingly competitive battle for free agents. Based in the ...
Sports Illustrated4d
Connecticut Sun Trade Guard Natasha Cloud to Liberty in Surprising Move
Selection Sunday for the women's NCAA tournament came with an unexpected surprise from the WNBA: the Connecticut Sun announced it was trading veteran guard Natasha Cloud to the New York Liberty ...
Natasha Cloud joining defending WNBA champion New York Liberty in trade with Connecticut Sun
The New York Liberty have acquired Natasha Cloud from the Connecticut Sun in exchange for the No. 7 overall pick in this year ...
Yahoo! Sports17d
The Connecticut Sun were the WNBA’s big offseason loser. What’s next for the franchise?
The WNBA franchise operates under Mohegan Sun, which is one of the Tribal Gaming Authority’s entities. The Mohegan Sun umbrella has lower debt than the overall corporate entity.