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Connecticut hosts New York after Stewart's 30-point game

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New York Liberty (7-4, 4-0 Eastern Conference) at Connecticut Sun (2-10, 0-3 Eastern Conference) Uncasville, Connecticut; Monday, 7 p.m. EDT BOTTOM LINE: New York Liberty visits the Connecticut Sun after Breanna Stewart scored 30 points in the Liberty's 83-75 win over the Indiana Fever. The Sun have gone 0-3 against Eastern Conference opponents. Connecticut has a 1-6 record against opponents above .500. The Liberty are 4-0 against Eastern Conference opponents. New York is sixth in the WNB...

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“It Was A Momentum Changer”: Angel Reese Earns High Praise From Atlanta HC After Milestone Performance

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On a night where the main storyline was Brittney Griner’s first game against her former side, the Atlanta Dream, Angel Reese decided it was her time to shine and prove to everybody that she’s the worthy replacement for the 10-time WNBA All-Star. As the Connecticut Sun led the game by four points with just a [...]

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Skylar Diggins scores 24 and the Sky beat the Sun 85-80 to end a 5-game losing streak.

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Skylar Diggins scored 18 of her 24 points in the first half, Elizabeth Williams made two key baskets in the final minute, and the Chicago Sky beat the Connecticut Sun 85-80 on Friday night to end a five-game losing streak. Diggins completed a three-point play with 1:20 remaining to extend Chicago’s lead to 80-77. Williams put Chicago ahead 82-79 with 48.9 seconds left on a basket in the lane and she added a hook shot at 14.5 for a five-point lead.

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Dom Amore: After winning in Hartford, CT Sun indicate they’re not ready to tank the ‘sunset’ season

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The closeness of the game, perhaps the frustration and fatigue of a losing streak, the excitement of the crowd, all brought out a side of Rachid Meziane we haven’t often seen. Whatever he said, the refs didn’t pardon his French and Meziane was T’d up for the first time as a WNBA coach. “We fight for one another, we have each other’s backs,” Aneesah Morrow said. “And if our coach is frustrated, ...

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