Aaliyah Edwards: ‘I’m loving every bit of it’
Saniya Rivers
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Leïla Lacan has arrived in Connecticut
Saniya Rivers: ‘You can’t even tell it’s her first time in the big leagues’
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Reactions to the pending sale and relocation of the Connecticut Sun
Jennifer Rizzotti: ‘enjoy every one of the [games left], enjoy every moment’
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WNBA Notes: Leïla Lacan debuts, Steph White confuses
Plus more Mike Thibault wizardry
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What the Connecticut Sun did at WNBA All-Star weekend
Marina Mabrey: ‘It’s a time for us to come together and celebrate what we did’
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Sights and sounds: The Connecticut Sun return for Round 2 at Boston’s TD Garden
Olivia Nelson-Ododa: ‘the energy is different in here…the fans are on 1,000’
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How patience and hard work are guiding Rachid Meziane’s first season as head coach of the Sun
Meziane: ‘I would like to teach my players and my team to believe in a team-first mentality’
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Inside the Connecticut Sun’s reset and the fresh perspective pushing them forward
Aneesah Morrow: ‘We are going into every battle together, and that’s the most important thing’
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Charter flights may have benefited the Sun the most
Lindsay Allen: ‘It’s what we deserve as women athletes playing professionally’
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Why can’t the Connecticut Sun play like the Valkyries?
Tina Charles: ‘I can handle losses … but it’s just how it’s happening’