The Connecticut Sun are in for a long offseason, as they have quite a bit of work to do to build around their young core of talent, and also add to it with their two picks in the first round of the draft. Last season was a brutal one, in which most of the year was spent developing the team’s younger players and focusing on the future more than anything. Veteran depth players like Haley Peters were predominantly used as bench pieces with minimal playing time, as Peters only ended up getting 11.5 minutes per game across 33 appearances. In that span, she averaged 2.1 points per game, 2.2 rebounds per game and 0.8 assists per game. Now, she has headed overseas to Australia to play for the Southside Melbourne Flyers during the winter, and in that period of time, she has been quite impressive against the opposing teams. With lots of time left in the offseason and plenty of moves left to be made once the new CBA is figured out, Peters could find herself back with the Sun in 2026, as she remains a restricted free agRead More