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Cappie Pondexter leads a talented group of players who are expected to vie for the 2013 WNBA MVP trophy.

As espnW.com previews the 2013 WNBA season, Mechelle Voepel takes a look at the Connecticut Sun.

Connecticut Sun forward Asjha Jones says she will sit out the upcoming WNBA season to recover from nagging injuries.

British Olympian Johannah Leedham has signed to play with the WNBA's Connecticut Sun.

The defending WNBA champion Indiana Fever will open the 2013 season against the San Antonio Silver Stars on May 24.

Seton Hall women's basketball coach Anne Donovan is returning to the WNBA to coach the Connecticut Sun.

The winds have shifted toward the East in the WNBA with Anne Donovan and Bill Laimbeer returning to the fold and longtime Sun coach Mike Thibault taking the reins in Washington.

Two-time WNBA coach of the year Mike Thibault is the new head coach and general manager of the Washington Mystics.

Mike Thibault, who led the Connecticut Sun to eight playoff appearances but no WNBA championships in his 10 seasons, was fired by the team on Tuesday.

When the Sun fired Mike Thibault, the coach wasn't totally caught off guard. "I was fired because we didn't win a championship this year," he told espnW on Tuesday.

Connecticut Sun center Tina Charles has won many awards in her career, but the 2012 MVP would trade them all for a WNBA championship.

WNBA president Laurel Richie gives some insight into where the league is as it finishes its 16th season -- the good and the bad.

Connecticut's Tina Charles was the leading vote-getter for the All-WNBA team, and Indiana's Tamika Catchings earned her seventh first-team selection.

Tamika Catchings scored 22 points and grabbed 13 rebounds to lead the Indiana Fever into the WNBA Finals for the second time in four seasons with an 87-71 win over the Connecticut Sun in Game 3 on Thursday night.

They may have lost their leading playoff scorer in Katie Douglas to an ankle injury in the first quarter, but the Fever rallied to raze the Sun 87-71 to move on to the WNBA Finals on Sunday against the Lynx.

After being out of the WNBA for two years, Erlana Larkins was just trying to lock up a job back in May. Now, she's trying to help Indiana finish one and could have a big impact on Game 3 of the East finals.