Nyara Sabally was taken fifth overall in this year’s WNBA draft. She will be joining her former Oregon teammate Sabrina Ionescu in New York, playing for the Liberty. At least that’s the plan for 2023. Sabally has already been ruled out for the 2022 season due to her knee issues. Sabally has a world of potential. She’s the kind of big that can raise a team’s ceiling with her post-up moves, rim protection and rebounding ... Read more
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With One Relentless Performance, Breanna Stewart Put the Liberty on the Brink of Glory.BT
New York Liberty fans will see Breanna Stewart, at least a little, as they try to procure advancement in the 2025 WNBA Playoffs. Stewart is in the starting five for the Liberty's Game 2 tilt against the Phoenix Mercury at Barclays Center, joining fellow regular starters Natasha Cloud, Leonie Fiebich, Sabrina Ionescu, and Jonquel Jones. She was listed as questionable on the pregame injury report and was a game-time decision ... Read more
Cheyenne Parker-Tyus Just Silenced Every Doubter With One Unbelievable Post-Baby Comeback.BT
Image via Las Vegas Aces's X Cheyenne Parker-Tyus was a huge acquisition for the Las Vegas Aces during the WNBA offseason. She chose to step away from the court last year after it was revealed that she was pregnant. Parker then welcomed her second child, Yoshua, on July 1, which was a beautiful day in her life. However, just days later, she decided to suit up for the Aces game and make a thunderous comeback that left the ... Read more
What A’ja Wilson Survived Would’ve Broken Most—But She Made It Legendary.BT
It was Aug. 8, 2008, the opening day of the Summer Olympic Games in Beijing. A’ja Wilson was celebrating her 12th birthday with an Olympic-themed party to watch the U.S. women’s basketball team play. That legendary squad included the likes of Seimone Augustus, Sue Bird, Tamika Catchings, Sylvia Fowles, Lisa Leslie, Candace Parker and Diana Taurasi. “This was my first time seeing WNBA players, and I did not understand how ... Read more
“Blood, Pain, and Pure Grit—Kelsey Plum’s Response to a Nasty Elbow Just Won Everyone’s Respect”.BT
Kelsey Plum brushed off a shot to the nose to torch the Chicago Sky for 28 points, leading the Los Angeles Sparks to a 91-78 victory and their second win of the year 23:14 ET, 25 May 2025Updated 23:14 ET, 25 May 2025 Kelsey Plum took a shot to the nose during the Los Angeles Sparks' Sunday night matchup against the Chicago Sky. But responded by dropping buckets and gave a powerful post game speech to ... Read more