Connecticut Sun struggle with another loss to Indiana Fever
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 15, 2026, 7:54 PM
Last updated Jun 15, 2026
The Connecticut Sun suffered their 13th loss of the season, falling 85-75 to the Indiana Fever on June 15. This defeat follows a previous overtime loss to the Toronto Tempo, marking a troubling trend of close defeats for the team. Currently sitting at 2-13, the Sun have encountered challenges with team dynamics and injuries, affecting their overall performance. Player Olivia Nelson-Ododa showed promise, scoring 15 points against the Liberty, but the collective effort remains a concern as the Sun search for consistency.
- •Connecticut Sun are 2-13 after 14 games this season.
- •Sun lost 85-75 to Indiana Fever on June 15.
- •Team has experienced multiple close losses this season.
- •Olivia Nelson-Ododa scored 15 points against Liberty.
- •Sun need to improve offensive performance to change outcomes.
- 7:54 PMYahoo Sports — How Can the Connecticut Sun Stop Coming Up Short?
"With the first 14 games in the books for the Connecticut Sun’s “Sunset Season”, their hopes for a successful year continue to decline. As of right now, the team is 2-13, with their most recent game an 85-75 loss to the Indiana Fever. In the prior game, they had a brutal overtime loss to the Toronto […] The post How Can the Connecticut Sun Stop Coming Up Short? appeared first on The Lead.
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