Boston fans gathered in large numbers at TD Garden to support the Connecticut Sun and Indiana Fever, expressing a strong desire for Boston to have its own WNBA team. The sold-out event, marking the second consecutive year of attendance, showcased fans in team colors and various fan gear. Travelers from nearby states also joined in, sharing sentiments of disappointment that Boston lacks a WNBA team. With recent developments in women's sports in Boston, fans feel the addition of a WNBA team is increasingly feasible, citing the vibrant local support and suitable venues for future events.
"The City of Boston did a good job making the teams feel welcome," he said, gesturing to the block party across from TD Garden hosted by the Connecticut Suns. "It would be great to have our own [team]."
"I think they're missing out," Kenton said. "Philadelphia is getting one and I'm so happy."
"We have every other professional women's sports league, especially with the NWSL team coming back," Julia McCann said. "I think Boston has such a vibrant community of fans, and we have this beautiful venue."
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