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Breanna Stewart

player
WNBA
20 stories

2026

GP
42
PPG
20.8
RPG
8.3
APG
3.3
SPG
1.4
BPG
1.3
Season averages
SeasonTeamGPPPGRPGAPG
2026NY4220.88.33.3
2025NY3118.36.53.5
2024NY3820.48.53.5
2023NY40239.33.8
2022SEA3421.87.62.9
2021SEA2820.39.52.7
2020SEA2019.78.33.6
2018SEA3421.88.42.5
2017SEA3319.98.72.7
2016SEA3418.39.33.4

Breanna Stewart Did Everything She Could, But Sue Bird Knows What The Liberty Are Missing - Fadeaway World

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Breanna Stewart did just about everything the New York Liberty could have asked of her Monday night. It still wasn’t enough. Stewart finished with 27 points, 14 rebounds, and four assists while shooting 11-of-19 from the field, but the Liberty fell 95-84 to the Atlanta Dream in a game with major playoff-seeding implications. Afterward, Sue […]

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Breanna Stewart Sends Strong Message to Sandy Brondello as Former Liberty Coach Builds Tempo

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It wasn’t long ago that Breanna Stewart and Sandy Brondello were part of the same setup. On Sunday, things looked different as Stewart led the New York Liberty to a promising 69-106 win over Brondello’s expansion team, the Toronto Tempo. Stewart and Brondello have a notable history together in the WNBA. The duo was part [...]

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Breanna Stewart has 27 to move into 8th on WNBA scoring list as Liberty beat Tempo 106-69

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Breanna Stewart scored 27 points to help the New York Liberty rout the Toronto Tempo 106-69 on Sunday and stay in the hunt for homecourt in the opening round of the playoffs. New York (26-16) could finish anywhere from fourth to eighth in the playoff standings with two games remaining. Stewart moved into eighth place in the WNBA's all-time scoring list, passing Cappie Pondexter's 6,811 points.

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WNBA gameday discussion: After an up-and-down season, have the New York Liberty found their championship-winning script just in time for the playoffs?

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Jonquel Jones, Rebecca Allen and Breanna Stewart. | Getty Images Five seasons ago, the No. 6 seed won the WNBA title. That team was the 2021 Chicago Sky. After muddling through a .500 regular season that featured both a losing and winning streak of seven games, the Sky found their stride at the right time, defeating the Dallas Wings in the single-elimination first round, besting Minnesota Lynx in the single-elimination second round, winning 3-1 over the Connecticut Sun in the semifinals and t...

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Takeaways from the New York Liberty’s rousing weekend

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David Berding/Getty Images Did the FIBA World Cup break save the New York Liberty? Leonie Fiebich described competing for host nation Germany as “very draining” both emotionally and mentally. Breanna Stewart played 139 stressful minutes en route to winning tournament MVP. Marine Johannès said, “I really know my body; I know what I need and how I feel,” as a 31-year-old veteran but admitted that she’s never faced scheduling whiplash quite like this: “It’s hard. You know your mind is still ther...

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WNBA Final Score: Liberty 93, Lynx 81

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Sep 18, 2026; Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; New York Liberty center Jonquel Jones (35) blocks a shot from Minnesota Lynx guard Olivia Miles (5) in the first half at Target Center. Mandatory Credit: Jesse Johnson-Imagn Images | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect Coming out of the World Cup break there was hope that Minnesota would bounce back to their winning ways. Instead, on Friday night, the Lynx just bounced off the bodies of New York Liberty defenders. Presumptive Rookie of the Year Olivia M...

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Breanna Stewart wins gold & MVP, Caitlin Clark & Angel Reese magical duo + what the WNBA needs in its next commissioner

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Hoops 360 hosts Caroline Fenton and Cassandra Negley break down the biggest takeaways from the 2026 FIBA World Cup, where Team USA captured its fifth consecutive gold medal. They spotlight veteran star and tournament MVP Breanna Stewart, while also diving into the dynamic duo of Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese and what their continued rise means for the future of women’s basketball.

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Stewie stays an international standard. Plus: Clark and Reese, teammates *and* friends

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No Offseason Newsletter 🏀 | This is The Athletic’s women’s basketball newsletter. Sign up here to receive No Offseason directly in your inbox. Good morning! The Americans are world champions, again. Coming up today: 🥇 Fifth straight gold 👥 Clark and Reese’s friendship 🏆 Playoff projections Also: Send any questions you have about the rest of the season or the playoffs to our mailbag. Golden: Stewart’s greatness continues After the USA silenced the doubters and convincingly took down France...

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