New York Liberty

The Liberty are searching for answers after their fourth loss in five games, with star forward Breanna Stewart challenging her team to play with more heart.

The New York Liberty may be without multiple key players in Sunday night’s game against the Golden State Valkyries.

Time - past time - for Liberty to show who they are.

The Seattle Storm got off to a rough start in 2026. The Storm has secured consecutive home wins over WNBA title contenders in the New York Liberty and the Atlanta Dream. Saturday's 105-90 win over Angel Reese and Atlanta saw one Storm rookie make rebounding history that not even Reese managed in her debut season.

Atlanta is on top with a little help from Washington's unexpected three-game win streak and chaos elsewhere.

Los Angeles Sparks coach Lynne Roberts was asked forward Nneka Ogwumike's game-winner against the New York Liberty.

The Los Angeles Sparks may be without multiple key players in Sunday night’s game against the New York Liberty.

The New York Liberty (11-5) play for the first time since their eight-game winning streak was snapped when they open a four-game Western road trip with a visit to the Los Angeles Sparks (7-8) at crypto.com Arena on Sunday night.…

The Liberty come home for a matchup against the Washington Mystics before heading West for a road trip.

The WNBA is celebrating its 30th season with the anniversary of its first game, between the Los Angeles Sparks and the New York Liberty on Sunday, a game the Sparks won 67-57. The opening tip in that matchup was won by Lisa Leslie, who went on to have one of the most illustrious WNBA careers. As we commemorate the league reaching its 30th season, Leslie is one of the 30 players who defined this first era of the WNBA. Here are the rest: 1. Tamika Catchings Indiana Fever │ 15 years of service (200

(Editor’s note: The WNBA is celebrating its 30th anniversary, commemorating the first contest between the New York Liberty and Los Angeles Sparks with a game on Sunday. Sue Wicks, a Women’s Basketball Hall of Famer, was a forward on the original Liberty roster.) By Sue Wicks Dear Liberty, On June 21, 1997, I stood in Los Angeles for the first game in WNBA history and knew we were part of something historic. Now, as you celebrate the Liberty’s 30th season, I find myself back in that moment as I w

The WNBA Commissioner's Cup final has been set, so let's breakdown the June 30 showdown between the Aces and Liberty.

The Washington Mystics play the New York Liberty tomorrow evening on Juneteenth. Yes, they are playing the Liberty for the second time in less than a week. Let’s get to the preview. Game info When: Friday, June 19, 2026 at 7:30 p.m. ET Where: Barclays Center, New York City How to Watch: ion Injuries: For […]

Making the Commissioner's Cup championship game has been a prelude to bigger things for the New York Liberty the past two times they've done it. New York has reached the WNBA Finals in each of those seasons, winning once and losing once. The Commissioner's Cup first started being played in 2021 and one or both teams have gone to play for the WNBA championship three times — in 2022-24.

The WNBA entered its chaos era this week with seven games decided in overtime or by one possession. Whether that was a consequence of Commissioner’s Cup play increasing the day-to-day level of competitiveness or teams simply settling in after one month of games, the regular season product has rarely been more appealing. The belle of the ball was Minnesota visiting Las Vegas, as the Aces took the No. 1 spot in the WNBA standings, the Western Conference Commissioner’s Cup standings and these power

Sabrina Ionescu knows how quickly the game can be snatched.

Breanna Stewart and the Liberty dominated the Mystics from start to finish in the Commissioner's Cup semifinals on Sunday evening.

The Basketball Hall of Fame-bound Breanna Stewart's big individual night added to her incredible and still-expanding hoops resume.

The Liberty (9-4) have managed to do more than just survive without its trusty point guard on the mend.

Ahead of their game against the Washington Mystics on Monday night, Caitlin Clark had a clear message to her team: We need to solve the lows in our game. The Fever was coming off a heartbreaking 83-75 loss to the New York Liberty, where they held a significant lead but lost it to never recover.