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Toronto Tempo81 — 95Connecticut Sun
Toronto TempoConnecticut Sun
Sep 24, 2026

Sun break open tight game with third-quarter surge, beat Toronto Tempo 95-81

For two quarters, Toronto kept dragging the game back to even. In the third, Connecticut finally turned that tension into separation, and a close night at Mohegan Sun Arena became a 95-81 Sun win built on shot-making, paint production and one sharp change of pace after halftime.

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Connecticut Sun69 — 79Washington Mystics
Connecticut SunWashington Mystics
Sep 22, 2026

Mystics beat Sun at the foul line and in the finish, turning a one-basket shooting gap into a 79-69 win

Washington did not shoot much better than Connecticut on Tuesday night. It just solved the arithmetic better. At CareFirst Arena, the Mystics turned free throws, timely third-quarter answers and a controlled final period into a 79-69 WNBA win over the Sun.

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Minnesota Lynx101 — 89Connecticut Sun
Minnesota LynxConnecticut Sun
Sep 20, 2026

Minnesota Lynx beat Connecticut Sun 101-89 by owning the paint and surviving a 15-three barrage

On a day when Connecticut lit up the arc and still lost by 12, the Minnesota Lynx offered a blunt reminder about how games can tilt. They scored 101 points with only four made threes because everything else — the paint, the foul line and the turnover battle — leaned their way in a 101-89 win at Mohegan Sun Arena.

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Connecticut Sun59 — 103Atlanta Dream
Connecticut SunAtlanta Dream
Sep 17, 2026

Angel Reese sets the tone as Atlanta Dream roll past Connecticut Sun 103-59

The score looked extreme because the margin in clean basketball was extreme too. Behind Angel Reese’s 30-point, 10-rebound night and a relentlessly organized offense, the Atlanta Dream pulled away from the Connecticut Sun for a 103-59 win Thursday at Gateway Center.

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