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Chicago faces Connecticut on 3-game losing streak

The Connecticut Sun and Chicago Sky both entered their Sunday game at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville with 2-7 records amid ongoing struggles.
The Sun's difficult start followed major roster changes and injuries including Rayah Marshall, while Chicago lost key players like Courtney Vandersloot and Moriah Jefferson for the season.
Connecticut recently hosted a free youth clinic on renovated courts, engaging over 80 local children despite uncertainty about the franchise’s future ownership explored by the Mohegan Tribe.
Marina Mabrey noted that taking some time to recharge mentally has been important, especially during tough losing stretches, while Rayah Marshall commended the fans for their unwavering loyalty.
Both teams face pressure to end their losing streaks, and the game could influence the momentum and morale of their respective 2025 WNBA seasons.

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With fanbase still locked in, Connecticut Sun look to build consistency against Chicago Sky

GROTON — The strength of the Connecticut Sun’s footprint in the state was unmistakable at Washington Park on Friday afternoon, where the team hosted a free youth clinic on basketball courts that it renovated in partnership with multiple sponsors and the City of Groton. More than 80 children from the local community, ranging from age 7 to 14, came to play at the unveiling event, and though each of them received a t-shirt and ball to take home, ma…

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