A defining showdown awaits in Connecticut with speculation over the franchise’s future
The Connecticut Sun host their final game of the season against the Atlanta Dream on Wednesday. With the sale of the franchise, and relocation talks, this may also be the last WNBA game on the Connecticut turf.
The Sun lost their previous game against the Atlanta Dream, as both sides took on each other in a same contest on Monday. The Dream started the game leading the first half.
The Connecticut Sun weren’t far away with an equally intensified performance. However, their third quarter performance of 9-23 ensured the game was gone, and out of reach. This trend also continued in the fourth quarter.
The Atlanta Dream won the game by 87-62, with Rhyne Howard scoring 18 points. Allisha Gray scored 15 as well. For the Connecticut Sun, Saniya Rivers put up 16 points.
When: Wednesday, September 10, 2025
Time: 7:00 pm ET
Venue: Mohegan Sun Arena, Connecticut
TV: Peachtree TV and NBCS-BOS
Live Stream: WNBA League Pass, Fubo
Here is a complete breakdown of the WNBA injury report with the latest updates, plus projected starting lineups for both teams.
Connecticut Sun Injuries
Olivia Nelson-Ododa is out of the game with a back injury. Leila Lacan is out due to personal reasons.
Atlanta Dream Injuries
Taylor Thierry has been ruled out due to an ankle injury.
Connecticut Sun: Aneesah Morrow, Tina Charles, Lindsay Allen, Marina Mabrey, Saniya Rivers
Atlanta Dream: Brionna Jones, Naz Hillmon, Jordin Canada, Rhyne Howard, Te-Hina Paopao
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