Dallas Wings vs Connecticut Sun

WNBA

Wings

3-3

74-80

Final

Sun

6-1

Mohegan Sun Arena

Lead tracker

DAL leadsBiggest lead DAL 1, CON 17

CON leads

Team	1	2	3	4	T
DAL	13	17	22	22	74
CON	23	21	19	17	80

Who won: Sun 80-74

The Connecticut Sun beat the Dallas Wings 80-74 on Sunday, June 4, 2023 at Mohegan Sun Arena. The series is tied 2-2. The Sun outscored the Wings 23-13 in the 1st quarter. DeWanna Bonner led the Sun in points (22). Satou Sabally led the Wings in points (26).

Recap · Jun 4

Bonner scores 22, Jones 21 and Connecticut holds off Dallas 80-74 in WNBA matchup

DeWanna Bonner scored 22 points, Brionna Jones added 21, and the Connecticut Sun held off a second-half rally by Dallas, defeating the Wings 80-74 on Sunday.

What it means

Season series: Series tied 2-2.
Wings 1-3 on the road; Sun 3-0 at home.

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Injuries and inactives

Wings4th in Western Conference Division

Alanna Smith F
Lower Leg, left
Out
Azzi Fudd G
Knee, Surgery, right
Out
Costanza Verona G
Personal
Out

Sun6th in Eastern Conference Division

Brittney Griner C
Knee, left
Out
Kennedy Burke G
Shoulder, Surgery
Out
Olivia Nelson-Ododa C
Knee, right
Out
Rayah Marshall C
Knee, right
Out
Saniya Rivers G
Ankle, left
Out

Head to head

Series tied 2-2

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Game info

Venue: Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, CT · Attendance 5,012
Officials: Roy Gulbeyan (Referee), Charles Watson (Referee), Teresa Stuck (Referee)