Newly-acquired Connecticut Sun star reportedly requested a trade
Natasha Cloud asked out of Connecticut shortly after she was traded there from the Phoenix Mercury, The Athletic reported.
The Connecticut Sun were the WNBA’s big offseason loser. What’s next for the franchise?
Sun ownership has evaluated capital investments for the franchise, signaling major changes as it works to stay competitive.
WNBA champ's defiant message after suggesting US puts focus on 'profit and money over people'
Connecticut Sun guard Natasha Cloud fired off a defiant social media post on Saturday after suggesting the U.S. puts "profit ...
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WNBA Champion’s Defiant Message on US Prioritizing Profit Over People
Natasha Cloud, the talented WNBA champion guard currently playing for the Connecticut Sun, recently took to social media to ...
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WNBA Star Angel Reese Demands Fair Pay and Warns of Season Boycott Targeting Commissioner Cathy Engelbert and League Officials
Chicago Sky rookie sensation Angel Reese has sparked a firestorm in the WNBA, issuing a bold ultimatum to Commissioner Cathy ...
Long champions of social justice, Black athletes say their voices are needed now more than ever
She has also used her platform for social justice advocacy — from sitting out the 2020 WNBA season to focus on community ...
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Mercury GM gets real about 'nature of business' amid Natasha Cloud statement
Mercury general manager Nick U'Ren gave his response to Natasha Cloud's comments about the franchise not telling her she ...
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