Connecticut Sun
The hard-hat basketball shift
A franchise whose calmest path still seems to include three loose-ball scrambles.
Connecticut lost to Indiana 111-91 as Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell each scored 34 points. The Sun faced two scoring engines at once and never found a way to make the game uncomfortable.
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Fever 111, Sun 91: Two 34-point engines ended the argument
Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell each scored 34 points as Indiana beat Connecticut 111-91 in the Fever's final meeting with the Sun.
Sun 87, Sky 81: Connecticut survived its own fourth-quarter fire drill
Connecticut built a 20-point lead, watched Chicago cut it to three, and escaped behind Aaliyah Edwards' career night and one enormous defensive play.
Sparks 77, Sun 68: Burrell wrote the ending
Rae Burrell scored 20 points as Los Angeles built a 21-point lead and survived a late Connecticut push for a 77-68 win.
Dream 104, Sun 69: Gray and Howard made the middle loud
Atlanta turned a 51-32 halftime lead into a 104-69 win, with Allisha Gray and Rhyne Howard scoring 29 apiece and the Dream keeping pressure on Connecticut.
Sky 94, Sun 88: Chicago turned a nine-point chase into a fourth-quarter takeover
Chicago erased a nine-point halftime deficit against Connecticut, outscored the Sun 33-22 in the fourth quarter, and won 94-88.
Mercury 72, Sun 63: Phoenix changed the rematch by changing possessions
Phoenix forced 21 turnovers and beat Connecticut 72-63 two days after losing the first game of their back-to-back set.
Sun 96, Mercury 83: Leila Lacan built a lead Phoenix never reached
Leila Lacan scored 26 points on 10-of-13 shooting as Connecticut beat Phoenix 96-83 with a 24-assist performance.
Sun 90, Fire 87: Connecticut survived the comeback it invited
Connecticut beat Portland 90-87 behind Aaliyah Edwards and Brittney Griner, surviving a furious fourth-quarter Fire comeback.