New York Liberty

The Liberty on Thursday passed their biggest test yet, beating the Atlanta Dream 104-90 in what was arguably New York’s best showing of the season.

The Liberty made more than half their threes, and in a huge Commissioner’s Cup game, won their sixth straight.

The Commissioner’s Cup has been a past indicator of the New York Liberty’s future. In 2023, they beat the Las Vegas Aces in the Cup final before losing to them in the WNBA championship series. The following year, they lost to the Minnesota Lynx in the Commissioner’s Cup championship game but won their first WNBA title that fall, beating the Lynx in a five-game series. Thursday’s 104-90 win over the Atlanta Dream might be just another game. Or, with a commanding lead in the Commissioner’s Cup Eas

COLLEGE PARK, Ga. (AP) — Breanna Stewart had 19 points, 11 rebounds and five assists, Satou Sabally also scored 19 points and made five 3-pointers , and the New York Liberty beat the Atlanta Dream 104-90 on Thursday night for their sixth straight victory. Sabally made five of her six 3-point attempts and Jonquel Jones added four to help New York go 16 of 31 from long distance. Sabally’s fifth 3-pointer gave the Liberty a 91-73 lead midway through the fourth quarter. New York shot 54% overall ...

Dream forward Angel Reese had a stellar night against the Liberty, but she did not escape without a technical foul.

Six in a row? The Liberty look to keep the streak alive, but a revamped Atlanta Dream squad stands in the way.

The Atlanta Dream led the league in rebounding last season. Then they traded for one of the league’s premier rebounders, Angel Reese.

The Liberty’s road game against the Atlanta Dream on Thursday may be their biggest challenge of the season yet.

Despite being in year three of her WNBA career, Caitlin Clark is still must-watch TV for basketball fans.

The Lynx continue to separate themselves while the Liberty and Aces return to their championship standards.

Still ramping back up to full strength, Sabally is finding her place on a loaded New York roster

Caitlin Clark's 3-pointer with 1.2 seconds left gave the Indiana Fever a 78-76 victory over the Washington Mystics on Monday night. Washington rallied from a 17-point deficit and led by one after Sonia Citron's two free throws with 4.3 seconds remaining, but after a timeout, Clark caught a crosscourt pass and was all alone after Cotie McMahon went for the steal and missed. From just in front of the logo on the left wing, Clark's shot hit nothing but net.

Hoops 360 host Caroline Fenton and women basketball writer Cassandra Negley break down some of the biggest surprises of the WNBA season so far - for better or for worse. The Minnesota Lynx’s ability to stay on top continues to impress, while the Los Angeles Sparks are still searching for answers on the defensive end.

UNCASVILLE — There are times when one looks around the WNBA through a Connecticut lens and wonders what might happen if all the UConn alums were on one team. A championship team? A change of pace for an All-Star Game maybe? This we know: if such a team was assembled, it STILL wouldn’t be allowed to play anywhere near here. The injury report before the New York Liberty played the Sun on Monday ...

The NY Liberty keep things going with a gritty road win against the Connecticut Sun.

The Indiana Fever had to hear a lot of criticism after a late-game collapse against the New York Liberty on Sunday dropped the team to 5-5 on the season. Star point guard Caitlin Clark, in particular, had to hear a lot of criticism for not living up to the otherworldly standard she set for herself…

The Connecticut Sun forward is facing a league fine after Monday night's loss to the Liberty, but her return to the floor may have been the biggest positive of the night for Connecticut.

Are we sure Satou Sabally and the New York Liberty are the right fit for each other? We search for an answer in this week's WNBA power rankings.

Game officials hit Aaliyah Edwards with a Flagrant 1 call during the Connecticut Sun's game against the New York Liberty.

Because two days after Breanna Stewart called out the team for going through the motions, New York seemed to do it again for most of Monday’s game.