UNCASVILLE — When the Connecticut Sun take the floor for their 2025 season opener against the Washington Mystics on Sunday at Mohegan Sun Arena, the team will be almost unrecognizable to anyone ...

For much of last year, the Connecticut Sun emphatically denied that Mohegan Tribe ownership group was considering selling the franchise. Gov. Ned Lamont told reporters that he is reaching out to ...

The Sun sold out Mohegan Sun Arena 10 times last season including the playoffs at a capacity of just under 9,000, and the team also sold out 19,156 seats at TD Garden when they played against the ...

On May 12, news broke that the Mohegan Sun (which is owned by the Mohegan tribe) has hired the investment bank Allen & Company to help search for a buyer for the Connecticut Sun WNBA franchise.

The Mohegan Tribe’s purchase saved the Orlando Miracle when Magic owner Rich DeVos discarded the franchise in 2003, relocating it as the Connecticut Sun to a home in Uncasville less than 30 ...

The Mohegan Sun, a subsidiary of the Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority and owners of the state’s WNBA team since 2003, has hired New York investment bank Allen & Company to explore selling the ...

Sep 22, 2024; Uncasville, Connecticut, USA; General view of the court before game one of the first round of the 2024 WNBA Playoffs at Mohegan Sun Arena. Mandatory Credit: Mark Smith-Imagn Images ...

Advertisement The Mohegan Tribe have owned the franchise since 2003. While it plays at Mohegan Sun Arena, the franchise practices either there or at the nearby Mohegan Tribal Community and ...

The Mohegan Tribe’s purchase saved the Orlando Miracle when Magic owner Rich DeVos discarded the franchise in 2003, relocating it as the Connecticut Sun to a home in Uncasville less than 30 ...

The WNBA’s Connecticut Sun are exploring a sale of the team that could include the franchise leaving its home at Mohegan Sun, if not New England entirely. Sportico reported Monday afternoon that ...

According to the report, however, relocation of the franchise is likely. Mohegan Sun, which is a subsidiary of the Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority, has owned the Sun since 2002. They purchased the ...

After six straight trips to the WNBA semifinals with no championship trophies to show for them, change was inevitable. But what followed was a series of blows that left Connecticut reeling.