The Connecticut solar custody, Bria Hartley, will miss the rest of the season after arguing in a tear of the meniscus on the right knee during a recent training, the team announced on Sunday.
Hartley is expected to recover completely for the sun (10-29), which are eliminated from after-season affirmations with five games to play on their schedule.
The UCONN product has returned to the WNBA this season after an absence of almost three years. She recovered from a tear of the LCA and played in Spain before joining Galatasaray in the Turkish Super League in 2023-24 and also spent time participating in unlimited athletes before preparing in the sun in 2025.
Hartley, 32, collected an average of 8.9 points and 3.1 assists while playing in 38 games (32 departures) this season for Connecticut.
She collected on average 8.0 points and 2.7 assists in 245 career games (131 departures) with the Washington Mystics, New York Liberty, Phoenix Mercury, Indiana Fever and Sun. Hartley was the seventh overall choice of the WNBA 2014 WNBA.
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