Sun Relocation to Houston Sparks WNBA Comeback, But Not Without Costs
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Tilman Fertitta’s family reached a deal to buy the Connecticut Sun and relocate the franchise to Houston by 2027, signaling a WNBA comeback for the city but with pending league approval and bittersweet implications for the team and fans.
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