The Connecticut Sun made history by hosting the Los Angeles Sparks in the first-ever WNBA game at TD Garden, attracting a sellout crowd of over 19,000 fans. This event highlighted the growing popularity of women's basketball, especially in Boston, where fans passionately supported the Sun with chants and cheers. Players like DiJonai Carrington and DeWanna Bonner expressed their excitement about performing in front of such a large audience, marking a significant moment for their franchise. Despite their success, the Sun face challenges such as lacking a dedicated practice facility, which puts them at a disadvantage compared to other teams. Nonetheless, the game showcased the league's potential for expansion and the increasing support for women's sports. The absence of national television coverage for this milestone event raised questions about the WNBA's marketing strategies and opportunities.