2026 WNBA season review: How many Connecticut Sun should become Houston Comets?
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2026 WNBA season review: How many Connecticut Sun should become Houston Comets?
Aliyah Edwards and Saniya Rivers. | NBAE via Getty Images Yep, it’s going to feel weird typing “Houston Comets” and not “Connecticut Sun” for awhile. Maybe that’s appropriate, as this team is in a weird spot. A team, a community and a legacy that will never be forgotten. The fifth and final episode of our docuseries, “The Sun Never Sets: A Connecticut Basketball Legacy,” is out now. Watch the full episode on our YouTube channel using this 🔗: https://t.co/fKyxZjYVzn… pic.twitter.com/MN5fYAkc0...
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The Sun are now the Comets. Which players should follow from Connecticut to Houston?
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