13+ hour, 38+ min ago (347+ words) The Connecticut Sun went into somewhat of a rebuild phase throughout the 2025 season, with much of their roster being tailored towards younger players and ensuring they had the opportunity to develop and get accustomed to the WNBA level. With that said, the record they put out is certainly something they will be looking to improve upon in 2026. With two first-round picks, they are able to make some more additions to the roster that should help out with the depth of the squad. To do so, they will need to analyze what the team needs, and in 2025, it became abundantly clear what the franchise needed heading into their next campaign. The biggest struggle for the Sun compared to the other teams in the WNBA was their 3-point shooting, as in the year they ended up with only a 30.2% rate on 3-point…...

10+ mon, 2+ week ago (397+ words) Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner has demanded clarity from Chelsea over the future of Trevoh Chalobah as he provided an update on the defender ahead of a potential loan recall. The Blues sent Chalobah on a season-long loan spell to Crystal Palace but are reportedly considering bringing him back mid-way through. With Wesley Fofana and Benoit Badiashile currently sidelined, Chelsea are short of options in central defence as Josh Acheampong has emerged as a starter under Enzo Maresca. Axel Disasi was also left out of Chelsea's squad to face Bournemouth on Tuesday night and is facing a potential exit in the January transfer, leaving the Blues even shorter at the back. Chalobah's Crystal Palace team-mate and captain Marc Guehi has been linked with a return to Stamford Bridge, where he came through the Cobham academy, and it remains to be…...

3+ week, 4+ day ago (512+ words) The WNBA's handling of the proposed sale of the Connecticut Sun is raising eyebrows and shining a light on the league's strategic practices, or rather, lack thereof. When a record-setting bid of $325 million emerged to purchase the franchise, many expected a milestone moment for women's sports." Instead, the deal now sits in limbo. In August 2025, a group led by Steve Pagiluca offered $325 million to acquire the Sun and relocate them to Boston. Additionally, partnered with $100 million practice facility investment, according to AP News. Yet, the WNBA publicly emphasized that relocation and ownership changes are subject to approval by its Board of Governors, not individual teams." While this offer remains on the table, another Connecticut-based group matched the $325 million offer with the intent to keep the team in the state. Despite the difference in visions, the league reportedly refused to approve…...

4+ mon, 1+ day ago (245+ words) UNCASVILLE, Conn. " The Connecticut Sun are riding high after their most dominant win of the season and are back in action tonight, taking on the playoff-huntin UNCASVILLE, Conn. " The Connecticut Sun are riding high after their most dominant win of the season and are back in action tonight, taking on the playoff-hunting Seattle Storm at Mohegan Sun Arena. Tip-off is set for 7 p.m. ET, and fans can catch all the action live on NBC Sports Boston, streaming on ESPN3, the WNBA website, or through WNBA League Pass. Expect fireworks as Connecticut tries to build momentum, and Seattle looks to close the regular-season series strong. More Seattle Storm News Jacobo Garrido is a graduate of California State University, Long Beach, where he earned a Bachelor's degree in Journalism with a focus on multimedia and broadcast reporting. During his time at CSULB, he worked…...

3+ week, 2+ day ago (287+ words) The Connecticut Sun offseason arrived faster than the franchise had hoped, but many of the players have been spending their time wisely. They're continuing to shape the team and aim to reach the postseason during their next campaign. Connecticut has quite a few of their players competing internationally at this time, including Leila Lacan, Haley Peters and Migna Tour. Playing abroad opens doors for players to build more skills and forge new connections, both of which is beneficial to bring back to Connecticut. Haley Peters, one of Connecticut's forwards, is also spending some time playing abroad. She is on the Southside (Australia) roster. During her most recent contest, when she faced Townsville, she posted incredible numbers: 14 points, nine rebounds, three assists and one block. Her team clinched the victory, and they are now preparing for their next game on Nov....

1+ mon, 1+ week ago (340+ words) If fashion is one's passion, there is no better place to be than New York Fashion Week. Held twice a year in New York City, the event attracts the top designers and models in the world, along with celebrities from every walk of life hoping to learn the next trend. This year two Connecticut Sun players attended " rookie forward Aneesah Morrow and veteran center Olivia Nelson-Ododa. They recently spent some time talking about their experience with the Sun's social media team. Both talked about the experience, including each being styled by a famous designer and meeting celebrities from all walks of life, including Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum. "It's all about being unique and authentic and everyone has their own style," Morrow said. Nelson-Ododa wrapped up her season by setting career highs in practically every statistical category. She averaged 8.2 points,…...

1+ mon, 1+ week ago (265+ words) The Connecticut Sun may have had the second-worst season in the WNBA in 2025, but like the rest of the league they saw a surge in television ratings. Most of the Sun's games were available regionally on NBC Sports Boston. Out of market fans were able to watch games on WNBA League Pass. Connecticut was also showcased a few times on national television as part of the league's overall packages. The ratings for the WNBA reached heights it hadn't reached in nearly three decades, according to a report in sports media watch and ESPN, the league's primary rightsholder. Per Media Sports Watch, WNBA regular-season games on the league's four primary national rightsholders " ABC, ESPN, CBS and ION " averaged 969,000 viewers. That was up 3% from 2024 and represented the highest average rating for national games since 1998. Game 1 of the series between the Aces and…...

1+ mon, 3+ week ago (521+ words) She was mainly recognized for her tenacious defense, her clutch moments, and her role in WNBA off-the-court related issues. After leaving the court, Essence Carson revealed a completely different side. Recently, in a deep conversation, Essence had with reporter Brandon "Scoop B" Robinson Carson disclosed a different dimension: one rooted in rhythm, spiritual grounding, and the power of an echoing voice. A big part of Carson's childhood was growing up listening to music, in her childhood home, she often shared with grandparents. The vinyl played nearly constantly, and essentially provided the soundtrack of her life." "Music has been around me since I could remember," she said. Motown classics, soulful ballads, and seasonal holiday albums formed the soundtrack of her upbringing. But she didn't stop there. Early in her life, she began playing the piano, saxophone and formal training in her…...

4+ week, 1+ day ago (464+ words) Veteran WNBA star Tina Charles is currently stranded in Jamaica as the island grapples with the devastating impact of Hurricane Melissa. The former MVP and Olympic gold medalist had been visiting the Caribbean nation, a place she affectionately refers to as her "second home," when the powerful storm restricted her from any additional movement." Charles, whose deep family roots in Jamaica, her mother was born and raised there. Charles has been open about her ties and experiences in the islands and why it's a special place in her heart. This was intended as a peaceful visit to reconnect with family and unwind in the off-season. Unfortunately, her trip has turned into an anxious wait as she monitors the rapidly changing situation." According to reports, Hurricane Melissa has brought widespread flooding, power outages, and damage to important infrastructure throughout the country....

4+ week, 1+ day ago (361+ words) The R.I.S.E. Women's Leadership Conference took place at the Rhode Island Convention Center in downtown Providence on Tuesday, and the Connecticut Sun made an appearance, per the franchise's official web site. They listened to discussions, provided thought leadership, and networked across a diverse and broad range of women. The conference (Realizing Inspiration & Sustaining Excellence) takes place annually as a way for women to come together. The Sun's Manager of Community Relations, Shamare Holmes spoke on a panel discussing the importance of community care and moving beyond self-care to attain sustainable wellness practices." The team was not only there to support but also learn new ways to find balance on and off the court. The event is meant to raise questions surrounding self-care practices, burnout, healing, and creating support systems within personal communities. As athletes, it's crucial for them to find harmony…...