WNBA Veteran Makes Career Decision Amid Sun's Offseason Changes

Mabrey's career has seen her contribute significantly during her stints with the Los Angeles Sparks, Dallas Wings, Chicago Sky and, more recently, Connecticut.

Last season, Mabrey averaged 14.4 points and 4.1 assists per game, a performance that underscored her value and tenacity on the court.

According to Alexa Philippou of ESPN, “Guard Marina Mabrey has requested a trade from the Connecticut Sun, her agent, The FAM’s Marcus Crenshaw, told ESPN Wednesday.”

This marks a turning point not only for Mabrey’s career but also for the Sun’s strategic direction.

With the loss of marquee figures and the departure of head coach White, the organization’s future is at a crossroads.

Despite the promising return from the Natasha Cloud trade, the shifts have prompted Mabrey to seek a fresh start elsewhere.

The veteran’s decision signals a broader realignment within the WNBA and underscores the high stakes of roster construction in a competitive offseason. As the league watches closely, the Sun and Mabrey both face a decisive moment that could redefine their paths moving forward.