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WNBA's Sun to Remain in Connecticut Through 2026 Season amid Boston Relocation Rumors
Connecticut Sun president Jennifer Rizzotti told reporters on Sunday that the team would remain in its current home of the Mohegan Sun Arena through at least the 2026 season, amidst reports that Boston Celtics' minority governor Steve Pagliuca was leading an ownership group that planned to buy the franchise and move it to Boston.
Sun president says team will remain in Connecticut for 2026 season, deal to Boston group not yet finalized
The Connecticut Sun are staying in Mohegan Sun Arena for the 2026 season, team president Jennifer Rizzotti confirmed on Sunday. This announcement comes one day after reports that Boston Celtics minority governor Steve Pagliuca reached an agreement with the Mohegan Tribe to purchase,
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WNBA-to-Boston celebrations premature? League pushes back on CT Sun move after Pagliuca deal
Fans celebrating the arrival of the WNBA to the City of Boston might want to temper their expectations in the short term.
The second-place New York Liberty makes the short trip to Uncasville, Connecticut, on Sunday to take on the WNBA's worst team ...
UNCASVILLE—Five (hundred) from New York, it's the New York Liberty. With an 87-7 victory over the Connecticut Sun on Sunday ...
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Dave Portnoy Mocks WNBA Hater ‘Morons’ as $325M Connecticut Sun Deal Makes Waves
Over the past few years, the WNBA has made considerable progress regarding its viewership, financial growth, and several other aspects. The post Dave Portnoy Mocks WNBA Hater ‘Morons’ as $325M ...
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What rise of Connecticut Sun rookie Leila Lacan says about international growth in the WNBA
French rookie Leila Lacan shined in the Connecticut Sun’s upset of the New York Liberty, highlighting the rise of ...
Instead of dominating, though, the defending champions got embarrassed for the second time in five days and suffered their ...
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