Before New York Liberty star Breanna Stewart officially moves on from the Game 2 controversy, she put the WNBA’s refs on blast one more time. During the late stages of Game 2 of the Liberty-Dream series, Stewart missed a game-tying 3-pointer at the end of the overtime.
It turns out Breanna Stewart was right all along about that chaos at the end of overtime. Breanna Stewart threw serious shade at the refs postgame, saying they explicitly told her New York had zero reset timeouts left during those final 4.3 seconds in overtime.
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.
Earlier in this postseason, New York became the first No. 8 seed in WNBA history to knock off a No. 1 (Minnesota). Now, the Liberty are aiming to become the first team in league history to win a best-of-five series after falling behind 2-0.
The New York Liberty are heading back home in an unenviable position, facing a 0-2 deficit in the WNBA Semifinals following their 101-98 Game 2 loss to the Atlanta Dream.
The WNBA’s officiating was under heavy fire Wednesday night after the New York Liberty lost Game 2 of their semifinal matchup against the Atlanta Dream.
Unfortunately, Game 2 between the Atlanta Dream and New York Liberty ended in controversial fashion. The Dream defeated the Liberty in overtime to take a 2-0 series lead.
The New York Liberty entered the 2026 WNBA Playoffs with championship dreams. However, their second-round series against the Atlanta Dream has quickly become quite the nightmare.
The New York Liberty and Breanna Stewart supposedly received incorrect information in a crucial moment in their Game 2 loss against the Atlanta Dream, but Jemele Hill thinks it’s no excuse.
Sabrina Ionescu is not running away from her role in the New York Liberty’s latest playoff heartbreak. She had a chance to be the hero in overtime. But her late turnover helped seal a painful 101-98 defeat against the Atlanta Dream, and rather than point fingers afterward, she has taken full and unequivocal responsibility. “It was my fault.
Breanna Stewart was incredibly frustrated after the New York Liberty lost Game 2 of their second-round playoff series to the Atlanta Dream. The Liberty were dominant for most of the game before the Dream managed to claw their way back and force the game into overtime.
The New York Liberty entered State Farm Arena on Wednesday night looking to avenge their Game 1 loss in front of 9,574 fans. But Breanna Stewart’s historic performance was not enough to help New York even the series.
The WNBA's semifinals continued on Wednesday night, with the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries getting one step closer to a trip to the WNBA Finals.
The New York Liberty lost to the Atlanta Dream 101-98 in overtime on Wednesday, giving the Dream a commanding 2-0 lead in the best-of-five WNBA Semifinals series.
Continuing to show her true worth, Angel Reese enjoyed one of the best games of her career in leading the Atlanta Dream to a big win on Wednesday night.
Despite having a roster filled with battle-tested, championship-proven star power, the New York Liberty were underdogs heading into the 2026 WNBA Playoffs.
Jason Sudeikis has watched enough Breanna Stewart basketball to know what he thinks the WNBA has been overlooking. The Ted Lasso star and longtime New York Liberty fan sat down with Stewart for The Hollywood Reporter’s new Game Recognize Game series, and he made his feelings about her 2026 season clear.
Breanna Stewart isn’t afraid to hand out praise where it’s due, even to Cathy Engelbert. While Breanna Stewart has pushed back on Cathy Engelbert’s leadership in the past, notably calling out how the league office handled online player harassment, she has also stood alongside the commissioner during moments of major triumph.
The No. 8-seeded New York Liberty must win at least one road game to upset the No. 4-seeded Atlanta Dream in the best-of-five WNBA semifinals. That just became a little easier.
Numbers never lie, and Sabrina Ionescu knows that better than most; she scored 27 points in Game 1 of the WNBA semifinals against Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream.
Without question, the series between the No. 8 seed New York Liberty and the No. 1 seed Minnesota Lynx had the makings of going the limit. However, New York possessed other plans as they swept Minnesota 2 – 0.
Jonquel Jones scored 21 points and grabbed a game-high 13 rebounds as the host New York Liberty made history by eliminating the top-seeded Minnesota Lynx with an 87-71 victory on Tuesday night.
If there’s one thing that’s certain about the New York Liberty, it’s that the team goes as Sabrina Ionescu goes. Head coach Chris DeMarco said as much before the Liberty’s big-time 91-75 win over the No.