Sun face Friday clash with half firepower
The Connecticut Sun are reeling from a historic thrashing by the Liberty and desperately seek redemption Friday. While the Atlanta Dream have had a smooth sailing and will look to further cause frustrations to their opponent.
The Atlanta Dream extended their season record to 5-2 with a hard-fought win over the Seattle Storm. They are currently on a four game winning streak as well. Storm had a perfect first half against their opponents with a 45-34 scoreline.
However, the Storm unraveled in the second half, allowing the Dream to mount a ferocious and clinical comeback. Their 29-21 lead in the third quarter and 31-21 performance in the fourth resulted in a 94-87 win. Rhyne Howard exploded for 33 points, while Allisha Gray added a fiery 28-point performance of her own.
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The Connecticut Sun suffered a humiliating 52-100 blowout defeat against the dominant New York Liberty. This is the biggest blowout performance by any team in WNBA history. No player for the Sun could go beyond 10 points. While on the other side, it was raining from all the ends. Connecticut Sun are placed at 12th with a record of .143.
Date & Time: Friday, June 6 | 7:30 pm ET
Venue: Mohegan Sun Arena, Montville
TV: ION | Live Streaming: Fubo
Here, a breakdown of the latest Connecticut Sun vs. Atlanta Dream WNBA Injury Report
Connecticut Sun Injuries
The Connecticut Sun are battling a storm of setbacks, with injuries further compounding their on-court struggles. They are without some major names for their Friday night game. Rayah Marshall, and Lindsay Allen are confirmed absentees. While Leila Lacan is unavailable due to overseas commitments. Bria Hartley battling a leg injury is questionable.
Atlanta Dream Injuries
The Atlanta Dream have a fully healthy and fit squad to take on the Connecticut Sun on Friday.
Connecticut Sun: Olivia Nelson-Ododa, Tina Charles, Aneesah Morrow, Marina Mabrey, Saniya Rivers
Atlanta Dream: Brionna Jones, Brittney Griner, Allisha Gray, Maya Caldwell, Rhyne Howard
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