Liberty take Sabrina Ionescu off open market designating her as a core player
The Liberty designated star guard Sabrina Ionescu a core player Tuesday.
The Liberty designated star guard Sabrina Ionescu a core player Tuesday.
The Liberty are going to use one of their five protected spots for the WNBA expansion draft on Sabrina Ionescu. Who will get the final four protections?
As WNBA free agency gets set to start, Liberty stars Breanna Stewart and Sabrina Ionescu said they'll re-sign with New York.
The two Liberty stars express their intention to re-sign with New York ahead of WNBA free agency.
NY Liberty GM defined the end of the 2025 season as a “fork in the road moment” while explaining the firing of Sandy Brondello. The franchise moved on from their player-backed coach and then went on to hire Chris DeMarco from the Golden State Warriors as their next leader.
The Liberty face a huge decision with Stewart, Ionescu and Jonquel Jones.
UConn's Sarah Strong and Azzi Fudd headline the AP All-America team, joined by Vanderbilt's Mikayla Blakes, Texas' Madison Booker and UCLA's Lauren Betts.
The WNBA and CBA have reportedly come to a verbal agreement.
WNBASabrina Ionescu spoke with FanSided on behalf of the Abbott Dream Team and discussed how WNBA stars are staying connected to their fans during ongoing negotiations.
The Steph vs Sabrina 3-point contest drove engagement but hasn’t been repeated since.
Sabrina Ionescu will miss the upcoming Unrivaled season due to an injury sustained during the WNBA season. Ionescu will still be involved in off-court marketing and partnership opportunities. "While I'm disappointed I couldn't play this season, I'll be rooting for the Phantom," Ionescu said in a statement. "I'm looking forward to working with Unrivaled through content and broadcast opportunities and continuing to support the league's success." Napheesa Collier also announced that she will mis...
WNBAThe Los Angeles-area home of Liberty star Sabrina Ionescu was burglarized Monday night, with police saying several handbags worth more than $60,000 were stolen.