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The Sun might not have made the free agency or draft splash other teams did, but they did retain a veteran core that led Connecticut to the league’s third-best record last year.
After hearing her name called in last week’s WNBA Draft, Kaitlyn Davis saw her world move very fast. She headed to Mexico to begin her professional career.
The bus driver for the men's lacrosse team's trip to Brown last weekend was an amiable sort named Andy.
The University of Arizona guard is a lockdown defender and sharp shooter, and could be a perfect complementary piece for a Connecticut Sun team known for its ball movement.
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The 2024 WNBA Draft is Monday at Brooklyn's Academy of Music in New York, and it's bound to carry all the momentum women's basketball has had following the NCAA tournament. Young college stars Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, Cameron Brink and Camilla Cardoso elected to not use their final years of college eligibility, and their desire to play in the best women's basketball league in the world should debunk assumptions made about college players taking pay cuts to enter the league.