Newly-acquired Connecticut Sun star reportedly requested a trade
Natasha Cloud asked out of Connecticut shortly after she was traded there from the Phoenix Mercury, The Athletic reported.
WNBA champ's defiant message after suggesting US puts focus on 'profit and money over people'
Connecticut Sun guard Natasha Cloud fired off a defiant social media post on Saturday after suggesting the U.S. puts "profit ...
Natasha Cloud still stunned following shocking Mercury trade
One of those free agents was Satou Sabally, who joined the Mercury via a four-team trade. The Mercury made another shocking ...
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Connecticut Sun guard Natasha Cloud receives heartfelt birthday tributes from Kelsey Mitchell, Tiffany Hayes & other WNBA players
Natasha Cloud, star guard of the Connecticut Sun, celebrated her 33rd birthday on Saturday, Jan. 22. The WNBA star received ...
The Connecticut Sun were the WNBA’s big offseason loser. What’s next for the franchise?
Sun ownership has evaluated capital investments for the franchise, signaling major changes as it works to stay competitive.
WNBA champ Natasha Cloud says 'it's time to break down a system that has only been about White men'
WNBA veteran Natasha Cloud spoke this week in defense of DEI after President Donald Trump ordered the elimination of several ...
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‘I Was Gonna Retire as a Phoenix Mercury’: Natasha Cloud Breaks Silence on Shock Trade
Natasha Cloud recently opened up about her unexpected trade from the Phoenix Mercury to the Connecticut Sun, revealing her initial plans to retire with the former. The news of the trade came as a ...
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Natasha Cloud Notes Learning of 'Whirlwind' Trade from Mercury to Sun on Social Media
Connecticut Sun guard Natasha Cloud didn't mince words when discussing how she felt about being traded from the Phoenix Mercury. Phoenix Mercury player Natasha Cloud (0) motions to her teammates ...
Long champions of social justice, Black athletes say their voices are needed now more than ever
Athletes have long used sports as a forum for civil rights activism. And their voices could be more vital than ever today as ...