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We got next: CT lawmakers warn WNBA to stay out of Sun negotiations

Season 1 Episode 46 | 52m 01s

State officials are putting on a full-court press to keep the Connecticut Sun local. But is political pressure enough to keep the WNBA franchise from being the latest professional sports team to leave Connecticut?

Aired: 09/30/25
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