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Game: Chicago Sky vs Connecticut Sun

Date: Sunday, September 10, 2023

Location: Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT

TV: Youtube TV

Mohegan Sun Arena is the site where and the Connecticut Sun (26-12) will take on the Chicago Sky (16-22) on Sunday.

The Chicago Sky faced the Indiana Fever and took home the win by a score of 96-69 in their last contest. Chicago ended the game with a 49.4% field goal percentage (38 of 77) and converted 14 of their 32 shots from beyond the arc. From the free throw line, the Sky made 6 of 7 attempts for a percentage of 85.7%. Regarding rebounding, they earned 35 with 5 of them being of the offensive variety. They also recorded 25 assists in this matchup as well as forcing the other team into 17 turnovers and getting 7 steals. In the matter of the defense, Chicago allowed the other team to go 40.0% from the floor on 24 out of 60 shooting. Indiana distributed 5 dimes and had 6 steals for the contest. Additionally, Indiana collected 31 rebounds (5 offensive, 26 defensive) and earned 2 blocks. Indiana walked away from this one shooting 72.7% when shooting free throws by knocking down 16 of 22 attempts. They buried 5 out of their 16 shots from 3-point range.

Kahleah Copper is someone who was a factor in this matchup. She totaled 25 points on 9 out of 13 shooting. She played 18 minutes played and also collected 4 rebounds. Copper finished shooting 69.2% from the floor and also totaled 1 assist.

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Chicago enters this matchup with a win-loss mark of 16-22…

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The injury report for the Connecticut Sun (25-12) ahead of their game against the Los Angeles Sparks (16-21) currently includes two players. The matchup begins at 7:00 PM ET on Tuesday, September 5 from Mohegan Sun Arena.

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In their most recent game on Friday, the Sun suffered an 89-58 loss to the Liberty.

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Sun vs. Sparks Game Info

• Game Day: Tuesday, September 5, 2023
• Game Time: 7:00 PM ET
• TV Channel: Twitter and NBCS-BOS
• Location: Uncasville, Connecticut
• Arena: Mohegan Sun Arena

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Sun Player Leaders

• Alyssa Thomas is tops on her team in both rebounds (9.8) and assists (7.9) per contest, and also posts 15.6 points. At the other end, she delivers 1.8 steals (third in the league) and 0.5 blocked shots.
• DeWanna Bonner leads the Sun with 17.7 points per contest and 2.1…

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MONTVILLE, CT — The New England Christmas Festival is returning to Mohegan Sun in November.

More information on the event is available in the press release below:

Three-day festival kicks off Friday November 3rd; Tickets are on sale now!

WHAT: The 37th annual New England Christmas Festival returns to Mohegan Sun just in time for the holiday season! The popular award-winning show is the largest arts and crafts festival in New England.
WHEN/TIME: Friday, November 3rd – Sunday, November 5th

• Friday, November 3rd – 9:00am – 6:00pm
• Saturday, November 4th – 9:00am – 6:00pm
• Sunday, November 5th – 9:00am – 5:00pm

WHERE: Earth Expo & Convention Center
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• Single-Day Ticket – $17
• Three-Day Ticket – $22
• Kids ages 14 & under – Free Admission

IN DETAIL: All is merry and bright at the New England Christmas Festival! From November 3rd – November 5th, guests are invited to join a shopping extravaganza with over350 arts, crafts & specialty food pop-up shops owned by American Artisans that come together once a year for three days only. Shoppers will go on a giant treasure hunt to find unique holiday gifts for loved ones while also tucking away a goodie or two for themselves.
The array of handmade products includes stunning jewelry, seasonal decorations, photography, distinctive home accessories, spa products, children’s toys and clothes, pet specialties, gifts for the sports minded, specialty foods, personalized gits and much, much more. These are items that will not be found on store shelves, but rather cater to those looking for “something more”. There is something for everyone, and in all price ranges!

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DeWanna Bonner and Jordin Canada will duke it out when the Connecticut Sun (25-12) play the Los Angeles Sparks (16-21) at Mohegan Sun Arena on Tuesday, September 5 at 7:00 PM ET.

Connecticut fell short of victory by a final score of 89-58 versus New York last time out. The team was led by Tiffany Hayes’ 11 points and Olivia Nelson-Ododa’s 10 points. With a final score of 72-64, Los Angeles defeated Washington the last time out. Layshia Clarendon led the team (15 PTS, 3 STL, 44.4 FG%).

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Sun vs. Sparks Game Time and Info

• Who’s the favorite?: Sun (-350 to win)
• Who’s the underdog?: Sparks (+275 to win)
• What’s the spread?: Sun (-7.5)
• What’s the over/under?: 156.5
• When: Tuesday, September 5, 2023 at 7:00 PM ET
• Where: Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut
• TV: Twitter, NBCS-BOS, and Spectrum Sports

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Sun Season Stats

• The Sun are averaging 82.4 points per game this season (fifth-ranked in WNBA), but they’ve really shined defensively, allowing only 79 points per contest (best).
• Connecticut is grabbing 33.5 boards per game (eighth-ranked in league). It is allowing 34.2 rebounds per contest (fifth-ranked).
• The Sun have been one of the top teams in the league in terms of assists, as they are delivering 20.6 per game (third-best in WNBA).
• Connecticut is thriving in terms of turnovers, as it ranks second-best in the league in turnovers committed (12.3 per game) and best in forced turnovers (14.8 per contest).
• With a 36.1% three-point percentage this season, the Sun are third-best in the WNBA. They rank sixth in the league…

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A 13-year tradition at Mohegan Sun is 31 stories up.

UNCASVILLE, Conn. — High-limit gaming is nothing new at Mohegan Sun except when it happens on the roof of the casino; That happens at the end of each Summer for the “Over the Edge” challenge. 

For 13 years, mild-mannered folks have channeled their inner superhero to rappel down the Sky Tower to raise money for the Special Olympics of Connecticut.

“It’s a sold-out event with well over 90 participants,” said Debbie Horne, the director of communications and marketing for the Special Olympics of Connecticut. “We’re hoping for over 100 thousand dollars, and I think we’re super close to our goal if we haven’t met it.”

“Over the Edge is a company that supports non-profits by going down high-rise buildings,” said Daryl Byrne, the site and safety supervisor for “Over the Edge.” and a retired firefighter. “Some people come with no experience at all, trying to hang their backsides off a building and be able to go down it – so it encourages them to take a step that maybe they’ve never taken before.”

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As the day progressed, dozens and dozens of people finished descending the Mohegan Sun Sky Tower, all with a lifelong memory. 

Al Gorski, a Connecticut State Police detective said after he came down the 270-foot tower, “It was fun, it was something exhilarating, and something different.” 

“It doesn’t get old, it’s always something good and trying to do something good for somebody else,” said Byrne. 

Jimmy Altman is a reporter at FOX61 News. He can be reached at jaltman@fox61.com. Follow him on Facebook, X and Instagram.

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Betnijah Laney and the Liberty will return to action Thursday night when they visit the Connecticut Sun at Mohegan Sun Arena. AP Photo by Lindsey Wasson

Winners of eight of their last nine games, the red-hot New York Liberty can cool down the Connecticut Sun’s hopes of overtaking them for the top spot in the Eastern Conference Thursday night at Mohegan Sun Arena.

The Liberty (25-7), who have already beaten the Sun (23-10) twice this season, can claim the season series from Connecticut and move 3 1/2 lengths in front of the defending conference champions with seven games to play.

New York eclipsed the Sun, 81-65, at Barclays Center on May 27 behind Breanna Stewart’s 27 points.

The Liberty backed that up in their last visit to Connecticut on June 27 as Stewart poured in 24 points and former Sun star Jonquel Jones added 14 points and 11 rebounds.

New York rebounded from its lone loss in the last three weeks, an 88-75 setback at Las Vegas, with Friday’s 85-63 win in Phoenix.

Jonquel Jones looks to go 3-0 this year against her former teammates when the Liberty visit Connecticut Thursday. AP Photo by Lindsey Wasson

Betnijah Laney scored 22 points and Sabrina Ionescu added 18 for the Liberty, who improved to 3-1 on their ongoing six-game road trip.

Having played their fifth game in seven days, including an Aug. 15 Commissioner’s Cup championship game triumph at Vegas, the Liberty were relieved to get some well-deserved rest before this tilt.

“Now we can relax a little bit. Go home, get some rest and prepare for who we have next,” said Laney.

Jones spent her first six seasons in Connecticut, helping…

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