Back at full strength, the New York Liberty muscled past the visiting Washington Mystics.
Last week, New York Liberty star Jonquel Jones traded her basketball for books with an intentional mission. Her appearance at the Brooklyn Public Library wasn’t just about reading to kids.
Set to embark on their first postseason championship defense in knockout form, the New York Liberty is seeking a different kind of buzzer-beater.
Can you name the WNBA rookies to score at least 30 points in a game?
Backup forward Isabelle Harrison, who hadn't played since Aug. 10 due to a concussion, scored a team-high 16 points as the host New York Liberty defeated the Washington Mystics, 89-63, on Thursday night.
Sabrina Ionescu and Jonquel Jones are out for Thursday night's game against the Washington Mystics. Ionescu injured a toe on her left foot, and Jones wasn't feeling well Thursday morning.
Boosted by the return of Breanna Stewart and Sabrina Ionescu, the New York Liberty pushed past visiting Connecticut, 81-79, in a thriller Monday night at Barclays Center.
Sabrina Ionescu helped the Liberty fend off a Lynx comeback effort by hitting a deep three-pointer with 33.8 seconds left.
Kayla McBride scored a game-high 18 points as the Minnesota Lynx won their fifth straight game, defeating the host New York Liberty, 83-71, on Sunday afternoon.
Paige Bueckers was not about to be treated like a rookie during Tuesday’s game.
Jonquel Jones collected 15 points and 10 rebounds as the host New York Liberty withstood a quiet showing from Sabrina Ionescu and earned an 85-76 victory over the Dallas Wings on Tuesday night.
The reigning WNBA champion New York Liberty have every reason to feel good right now. New York began the season 9-0 but slumped with six losses in a nine-game stretch, in part due to injuries.
Jonquel Jones put up team highs of 18 points and nine rebounds in her first game back from injury, powering the host New York Liberty to a 98-84 win over the Indiana Fever on Tuesday.
As the WNBA emerges from its All-Star break, the New York Liberty have already experienced the highs and lows that a season can deliver. A 15-6 record positions New York second in the league, trailing only the 20-4 Minnesota Lynx, but it doesn't paint the entire picture.
The New York Liberty will have Jonquel Jones back in the lineup on Tuesday when they host the Indiana Fever, who again will be without Caitlin Clark. Jones, a former WNBA MVP and the reigning Finals MVP, missed the past nine games due to a right ankle injury, but she wasn't listed Monday on the Liberty's injury report ahead of the Tuesday contest.
One Eastern Conference team is getting healthier after the WNBA All-Star break, and it isn't the Indiana Fever. While Indiana expects Caitlin Clark to miss Tuesday's game, the New York Liberty should have former league MVP Jonquel Jones back in the fold when they host the Fever.
The Las Vegas Aces continue their east coast road trip as they take on the New York Liberty tonight at 5pm PT on ESPN. The Aces and the Liberty are 32-32 all-time over 64 regular season meetings dating all the way back to the inaugural season of the WNBA.
The New York Liberty have hit a bump in the road. After storming out of the gate to begin their title defense with a 9-0 start, the Liberty have since gone a disappointing 3-6.
The New York Liberty will host the Seattle Storm on Sunday inside the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. However, Liberty head coach Sandy Brondello told NY Post women’s sports reporter Madeline Kenney on Saturday that center Jonquel Jones will remain away from the team with an ankle injury.
Perhaps it looked worse than it really was. That is a low bar, though, because in watching the injury suffered by Liberty star Jonquel Jones on Thursday
The New York Liberty are set to face the Chicago Sky, looking to keep their undefeated streak alive. New York stands with the Minnesota Lynx as the only two teams in the WNBA with undefeated records.
The Indiana Fever fell to 2-2 on the 2025 WNBA regular season after losing to the New York Liberty by a score of 90-88 on May 24. There's certainly no shame in losing to the defending WNBA champions.
Former Maryland high school and George Washington star Jonquel Jones has won the WNBA Finals MVP while leading the New York Liberty to their first-ever WNBA championship, defeating the Minnesota Lynx in a thrilling five-game series.
The New York Liberty were crowned WNBA champions for the first time in the franchise's 28-year history Sunday night.
The Minnesota Lynx changed the dynamic of this year’s WNBA Finals with a thrilling come-from-behind OT victory over the New York Liberty in Game 1, snatching home-court advantage.
The top two seeds in the WNBA will meet in the finals as the New York Liberty host the Minnesota Lynx for Game 1 on Thursday night.
The WNBA-leading New York Liberty improved to 25-4 following a 79-71 victory over the Dallas Wings (6-22), led by a historic outing from All-Star forward Jonquel Jones.
For the second year in a row, the Liberty could very well have the league's MVP winner on their roster. Except this year, instead of Breanna Stewart, it might be teammate Jonquel Jones lifting the hardware.
Forward Jonquel Jones carried the New York Liberty on Sunday, helping them avoid an upset against the winless Washington Mystics.
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