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Bring Back Our Comets? WNBA Leadership Attempting to Direct Sun to Houston
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WNBA Board Delays Connecticut Sun Sale as Houston Push Emerges
The Connecticut Sun’s future remains unsettled as the WNBA weighs three competing bids for the franchise, with the league signaling a preference for relocating the team to Houston. The sale, which could set a record for a WNBA transaction, has been slowed by behind-the-scenes maneuvering over the team’s next home. The Sun, owned by the Mohegan Tribe since 2003, are officially set to play in Uncasville for the 2026 season. Beyond that, relocation…
Since the agreement with Boston was reached for the relocation of the Sun in the context of the sale of the franchise, many questions arise.But following the latest published material, it is the very question of Boston that arises.ContextIf we go back a bit, the first research to resell the Connecticut franchise dates back to January 2025.In a market with growth limited by geographical location and difficulties in finding new partners, the owner…
Bring Back Our Comets? WNBA Leadership Attempting to Direct Sun to Houston
Source: Todd Warshaw / Getty It’s been nearly two decades since the last time one of the WNBA‘s greatest franchises played a game, but the day the Houston Comets return may not be too far away. WNBA executives reportedly have interest in setting the Connecticut Sun, currently up for sale, down in Houston over other potential destination cities, according to Front Office Sports. The Sun, which have been based in Uncasville, CT since 2003, were pu…
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