The New York Liberty this week named Chris DeMarco from the Golden State Warriors as the 10th head coach in franchise history, a hire that underscores a growing leaguewide trend of WNBA teams tapping into the NBA-to-WNBA coaching pipeline.
As great as the new generation of stars are, they have a ways to go before she can usurp A’ja Wilson as the best player in the WNBA. The Las Vegas Aces star is fresh off one of the most dominant seasons in league history.
Las Vegas Aces star A’ja Wilson might be the Defensive Player of the Year, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t players in the WNBA who can still challenge her skills.
The New York Liberty will arguably be the most fascinating WNBA team to keep an eye on across the next couple of months, particularly when the league's free agency period begins in February (given that the players and the league office agree to a new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) by then).
With the 2025 WNBA season now in the rearview mirror after the Las Vegas Aces swept the Phoenix Mercury in this year's WNBA Finals, women's basketball fans can now turn their attention toward this upcoming offseason and what it will mean for the 2026 campaign.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has seemingly felt the need to step in and help mitigate the growing rift between the WNBA's players and the league office, particularly with WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert.
In a year where the unexpected frequently befell the New York Liberty — and an offseason that promises more of the same for the Brooklynites and their 14 sisters on the league ledgers — the latest honor for Breanna Stewart brought about a sense of normalcy.
Earlier this week, New York Liberty star Breanna Stewart sat across from Sean Evans on his new show One More Round, brushing aside spice-level banter for a drink instead.
A’ja Wilson has been relatively quiet in this Indiana Fever series. She had one of her worst playoff performances in Game 1 for a while, going 6-22 from the field.
New York Liberty players Breanna Stewart and Sabrina Ionescu were sitting alongside Sandy Brondello (who was then still their head coach) during a postgame press conference after the Liberty were eliminated from the 2025 WNBA playoffs by the Phoenix Mercury on September 19.
Breanna Stewart and the New York Liberty, one year removed from winning a championship, were eliminated from the 2025 WNBA Playoffs in the opening round, falling to the Phoenix Mercury 2-1.
Will New York Liberty star Breanna Stewart rise like a phoenix vs. Phoenix? A nightmare Game 2 may be the key. The Liberty is looking for any form of momentum as it goes into a weekend-opening — and perhaps season-closing — Game 3 tilt with the Phoenix Mercury (9 p.m.
The New York Liberty took down the Phoenix Mercury 76-69 in overtime in the first game of their playoff series earlier this week. While New York started its title defense with a big win, the team suffered a scare when star forward Breanna Stewart suffered a knee injury.
The New York Liberty can close out their first-round series with the Phoenix Mercury on Wednesday, but they might have to do it without leading scorer Breanna Stewart.
Defending league champion New York Liberty's playoff-opening victory in Phoenix on Sunday night was tempered by an apparent knee injury to All-Star forward Breanna Stewart in overtime.
After a 44-game regular season, one that featured a lot of parity, the race for the WNBA championship begins on Sunday. That's when the first round of the playoffs will begin.
The numbers from this New York Liberty versus Seattle Storm contest reveal only part of what occurred during the game. The Liberty secured their 84–76 victory at Climate Pledge Arena through their ability to stay composed and execute well, with key players delivering crucial moments in the final stretch.
Most members of the women's basketball community pegged the New York Liberty as a favorite to win a WNBA championship in 2025. Of course, one reason for this is that they're the defending champions, for the Liberty secured the franchise's first title in 2024.
Although the Liberty are on a two-game losing streak, there has been great promise in their play. The consistency is leveling, and what players are lacking will hopefully be covered in Breanna Stewart’s return.
The New York Liberty have been without WNBA superstar Breanna Stewart since she suffered a right knee bone bruise in a loss to the Los Angeles Sparks on July 26.
New York Liberty star forward Breanna Stewart is bidding to return to the court before her 31st birthday. That's Aug. 27, if you're counting the days or planning to send a card.
Watching New York Liberty star Breanna Stewart leave Saturday night's 101-99 loss to the Los Angeles Sparks probably scared some Liberty fans. Sources indicate, though, that the severity of Stewart's injury to her right leg isn't as serious as first thought.
Seven-time All-Star forward Breanna Stewart exited the New York Liberty's home game early in the first quarter against the Los Angeles Sparks on Saturday night because of a lower leg injury.