Right now, it looks like the New York Liberty have planted their flag and let the WNBA world know that they are here to win it all again. The Liberty are off to a stellar 9-0 start this season, standing tall and looking down at the rest of the competition.
The New York Liberty's star-studded squad was missing something as the 2024 regular season ended. Though a team with Sabrina Ionescu, Jonquel Jones and Breanna Stewart finished with a WNBA-best 32-8 record, head coach Sandy Brondello decided that rookie forward Leonie Fiebich needed to be in the starting lineup when the playoffs began.
The New York Liberty already set a record for their best start in team history and now the defending champions are inching closer to a league record. The
Coco Gauff, who recently won the French Open, attended her first-ever WNBA game on Tuesday night at Barclays Center. Gauff was spotted in the crowd sitting with Vanessa Bryant in the stands.
The 2025 WNBA season is the first to feature a 44-game schedule. An expansion from 40 games the previous two years, the new 44-game regular season is the
New York Liberty head coach Sandy Brondello is one of the most qualified people fit to coach a championship-level team. Brondello has more experience in the WNBA than almost every other coach.
The defending WNBA champion, New York Liberty appear to be a team on a mission. After blowing out the Chicago Sky 85-66 on Tuesday night, the Liberty are now 9-0 on the season, tied for the best record in the WNBA with the Minnesota Lynx.
With a record now of 9-0 following a drubbing of the Chicago Sky in Brooklyn on Tuesday, the defending-champion Liberty appear to be a team without flaws.
Coco Gauff is on top of the world. The tennis phenom is fresh off her historic win at the French Open, becoming the first American to win since Serena Williams in 2015. She has made numerous public appearances since while still soaking in her victory.
Trying to make some headway toward the top of the WNBA world right now looks like job No. 1 for the New York Liberty. They're still playing great ball early in the season, but so are the Minnesota Lynx.
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.
Flying the stars and stripes across the Atlantic, American tennis player, Coco Gauff, has just etched her name on the La Coupe Suzanne-Lenglen, the cup at the end of the French Open, after a hard fought, but impressive, win over Belarusian and World Number 1 Aryna Sabalenka.
Former Oregon Ducks guard Sabrina Ionescu was the answer to a Jeopardy! question on their June 5 show. The player on Jeopardy! chose the “Winning Shot” category for $1,000. “This star of Romanian heritage hit from near the center court logo to put the New York Liberty up a game in the 2024 WNBA Finals,” Jeopardy!
New York Liberty star Sabrina Ionescu is not taking her team's best start in franchise history for granted. Ionescu, Breanna Stewart and the Liberty (8-0) will aim to keep rolling along on Tuesday when they host the Chicago Sky (2-5).
It was another week without Caitlin Clark, as the WNBA's brightest star was sidelined for two more games, but there was still plenty to take away from the past seven days in the league.
The New York Liberty won their eighth straight game by defeating the Washington Mystics, 86-78, on Thursday. Forward Breanna Stewart scored 26 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to end with a double-double, and guard Sabrina Ionescu scored 13.
The New York Liberty extended their historic winning streak to eight games on Thursday, knocking off the Washington Mystics with an 86-78 road victory.
Well, until it’s time to play the third quarter. Aside from that, however, the title speaks for itself. The New York Liberty are 8-0 and have crushed every single opponent that’s stood before them.
Breanna Stewart's double-double of 26 points and 11 rebounds carried the unbeaten New York Liberty to an 86-78 victory over the host Washington Mystics Thursday in the nation's capital.
The New York Liberty are yet to be beaten this season, improving to 7-0 on Sunday afternoon with a 100-52 shellacking of the Connecticut Sun. The reigning