Sun’s Rebuild Is Off To A Bumpy StartBy Anthony Price  Marina Mabrey at Mohegan Sun Arena. Photo: Anthony Price  The Connecticut Sun knew this season would be a reset. President Jennifer Rizzotti and first-time general manager Morgan Tuck tempered their expectations to fit the team’s talent, with Marina Mabrey and Olivia Nelson-Ododa the only returning Sun players.
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For Sale: The Sun Open Season Amid Ownership Uncertainty By Anthony Price  Mohegan Sun Arena Scoreboard. Photo: Anthony Price  The Connecticut Sun started their season with more questions than answers—off the court, not on it.
On Monday, Sportico reported that the Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority, which owns the Sun and operates Mohegan Sun, has hired Wall Street powerhouse investment bank Allen & Company to explore a possible sale of the franchise. Sun’s Marketing Strategy Links to Boston—Should It?By Anthony Price  TD Garden, Boston, Mass. The number of fans at a basketball game is a gauge of a team’s health—much like a barometer measuring the atmosphere around it.
The Connecticut Sun planted their flag in the heart of New England sports territory when they played the first WNBA game at the TD Garden in Boston on August 20, 2024, 105 miles from Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut. A sellout crowd of 19,125 watched the Sun beat the LA Sparks, 69-61. LA Native Rayah Marshall Is Interviewing at the Connecticut Sun By Anthony Price  Rayah Marshall, center, Connecticut Sun training camp. Photo: Stephen Joyner Jr. Rayah Marshall’s life is split between Los Angeles, her hometown, and Connecticut, where she’s undergoing a high-stakes job interview with the Connecticut Sun in the WNBA.
The last time she was in Connecticut, she had a good time—more on that later. “Hello, everyone! “ Marshall, a 6-foot-4 senior from the University of Southern California (USC), greets reporters. |
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