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Jamie Carey
Scored her single-game high of 5 points on August 26, 2005, vs. Washington. Saw action in 6 playoff games as Connecticut won the WNBA Eastern Conference crown.
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Kelsey Bone
Jonquel Jones
Erika DeSouza
Asjha Jones
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Tina Charles
Nia Clouden
Brionna Jones

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* Factoid: Taj McWilliams-Franklin played Center for the mighty Sun. and * Factoid: Taj McWilliams-Franklin played Forward for the mighty Sun.
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Lindsay Whalen was the 2002 Big Ten Player of the Year and an All-Big Ten First Team choice in each of her last three seasons at the University of Minnesota. Whalen helped key Minnesota's surprise run to the 2004 Final Four.



Scored her single-game high of 5 points on August 26, 2005, vs. Washington. Saw action in 6 playoff games as Connecticut won the WNBA Eastern Conference crown.



During her final season at Cal (2018-19), Anigwe was named the Naismith Defensive Player of the Year. She also spearheaded the Golden Bears in points (22.5) and led the nation in rebounding (16.2). With Connecticut, her two-way skills will be appreciated on a Sun team in need of help on the front line.



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Chelsea Gray
Jamie Carey
DiJonai Carrington

Gallery Redux!

Katie Douglas, Forward - Sun. and Katie Douglas, Guard - Sun.
Taj McWilliams-Franklin, Center - Sun. and Taj McWilliams-Franklin, Forward - Sun.

Back to the Front! Sun card back du jour...

Lindsay Whalen
The Sun retired Whalen's No. 13. "Lindsay Whalen is a legend-one of the greatest point guards and competitors to ever step on the court," said Amber Cox, vice president of sports at Mohegan Sun. "She was not only instrumental in leading the Sun to two appearances in the WNBA Finals, but she put professional women's basketball on the map in Connecticut."
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