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Kerri Gardin (center) and the Sun kick off the WNBA season today against Washington.
(Tim Cook/ Associated Press)
Trying to ensure a bright future
WNBA's Sun are sticking to their game plan
Kerri Gardin (center) and the Sun kick off the WNBA season today against Washington.
(Tim Cook/ Associated Press)
It's about 60 hours until the coach of the WNBA's Connecticut Sun, Mike Thibault, has to finalize his opening day lineup, and he's sitting in front of about 100 mostly elderly men and women, watching them eat eggs. They're all season ticket-holders - regular casino goers wooed by a local team, or carryover UConn fans who have spent as much ... (Full article: 1099 words)
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