Earlier this month, news broke that the Sun’s owners had hired investment bank Allen & Co. to look into “all options to strategically invest in the team.”

The Sun hope things will get better soon. They and the Chicago Sky (0-4) are WNBA's only winless teams and Connecticut is already three games behind in the loss column from the eighth and final playoff berth.

The Connecticut Sun is proud to announce the launch of the Connecticut Sun Bar League, a dynamic new initiative designed to bring the excitement of WNBA basketball into local bars and restaurants across the state.

ESPN's Chiney Ogwumike apologized after she had shared claims that Indiana Fever fans hurled racist comments towards Chicago Sky's Angel Reese, which the WNBA said were unfounded on Tuesday, May 27.

The Connecticut Sun took their fourth straight loss of the season on Sunday, May 25, against the Atlanta Dream. In the first half, the Sun stayed in the game, with the help of players such as Marina Mabrey and Tina Charles, and their defense stepped up as well.