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A'ja Wilson, Breanna Stewart, Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell and rookie Olivia Miles have been named first-team All-WNBA.

Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham has called out the WNBA.

With just over four seconds remaining on the clock in overtime, Angel Reese made her second free throw to give the Dream a 101-98 lead in Game 2 of the semifinals. The New York Liberty took the ball out of bounds for a chance to tie the game, leaving everyone surprised that they didn’t use their reset timeout.

One of the biggest controversies in the 2026 WNBA playoffs was the officiating confusion between Breanna Stewart and WNBA referee Kevin Fahy in Game 2 against the Atlanta Dream, and over a week later, the WNBA Commissioner has offered no clarification. The call could have turned the tide in the New York Liberty’s favor.

The New York Liberty won two straight games to eliminate the No. 1 seed Minnesota Lynx in the first round of the playoffs.

Shakira Austin, Rhyne Howard, Angel Reese, Gabby Williams, A’ja Wilson, Veronica Burton, Jordin Canada, Sonia Citron, Breanna Stewart, and Kiah Stokes were all named to the WNBA All-Defense team.

The Atlanta Dream completed a semifinal sweep of the New York Liberty on Friday, ending a season that began with championship expectations in Brooklyn. Madeline Kenney, the New York Post’s Liberty beat reporter, said Wednesday that only forward Breanna Stewart should feel secure about her future with the team.

Featureflash/Depositphotos WNBA addresses Breanna Stewart’s timeout concerns after Liberty’s overtime loss The WNBA’s review of the disputed finish between the Atlanta Dream and New York Liberty brought new attention to a crucial timeout decision in Game 2 of their semifinal series. Breanna Stewart questioned whether officials had correctly communicated New York’s remaining reset timeout during…

UConn women’s basketball fans will reportedly have a chance to take home some unique memorabilia this season. The first 6,000 fans at the Huskies’ game against Maryland at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn on Dec. 5 will be going home with a Breanna Stewart bobblehead, according to the New York Post. The bobblehead will feature two versions of Stewart, one in a UConn uniform holding up an NCAA ...

Breanna Stewart scored 35 points in the New York Liberty’s 101-98 overtime playoff loss to the Atlanta Dream, but a disputed timeout exchange with WNBA officials became a major postgame talking point. The controversy intensified after video appeared to complicate the officials’ explanation of what happened.

As Breanna Stewart walked off the Barclays Center court for the final time this season, she looked out into the crowd and was overcome with emotion.

The Dream finished off the Liberty with an 85-83 win in Game 3 to advance to the WNBA Finals for the first time since 2013.

With their season on the line Friday night, the Liberty are moving past the controversial end to their Game 2 overtime loss to the Dream.

Breanna Stewart has accomplished just about everything in the WNBA. The New York Liberty superstar , though, has now experienced a postseason first she would rather forget. New York’s championship defense ended Saturday with an 85-83 loss to the Atlanta Dream in Game 3 of the second round. It completed a stunning sweep at Barclays Center. According […] The post Liberty’s Breanna Stewart makes wrong kind of personal history with sweep by Dream appeared first on ClutchPoints.

The Liberty's Breanna Stewart, Sabrina Ionescu and Jonquel Jones fell short of offering a definitive vote of confidence in head coach Chris DeMarco, with each saying his future was "not our decision."

She's absolutely right.

Sports writer Jemele Hill has called out the official who was at the centre of controversy after the New York Liberty’s 101-98 loss to the Atlanta Dream in Game 2 of the WNBA second round. As the Dream were shooting free throws, Breanna Stewart was lining up to box out and collect the rebound for a final attempt.

Reporting from The IX Sports found that the official involved in the dispute had previously issued a pool report this year that "contained elements that were not accurate or truthful." The post BREAKING: WNBA opens investigation into reset timeout controversy involving Breanna Stewart appeared first on The IX Sports.

Las Vegas Aces center A'ja Wilson has won a record fifth WNBA Most Valuable Player award for the 2026 season, becoming the first player in league history to win three straight MVPs.

Breanna Stewart said officials told her the Liberty did not have a reset timeout to use at the end of overtime in Wednesday's loss at Atlanta. Crew chief Fatou Cissoko-Stephens disputed this in a pool report, saying the remaining timeout was communicated.