Connecticut fans chanted for Nika Muhl to no avail during a Seattle Storm loss to the Sun
It was a homecoming of sorts for Nika Muhl. The WNBA rookie from Croatia of course played her college ball at UConn. And with her professional squad the Seattle Storm visiting the Connecticut Sun, it was only natural some fans would want to see her in action. However that didn't happen.
Muhl has not seen any action since the team's contest against the Indiana Fever on August 18, where she registered one minute of playing time. In fact, Nika has only seen a total of 34 minutes on the court all season.
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