You can’t keep a good woman down. Especially one who is deemed the next big thing in the WNBA. After playing only two and a half games during her much-anticipated rookie season due to an ankle injury, New York Liberty star Sabrina Ionescu announced Monday that she underwent a minor procedure on the joint and is already looking forward to
Sabrina Ionescu went from surefire phenom to spectator with one untimely step just over two months ago. The New York Liberty point guard, who played
Sabrina Ionescu readily admitted that she needed to be “more of a scorer” after struggling mightily with her shooting touch during her WNBA debut last
Keia Clarke is the CEO of the NYL! Just two days before the Brooklyn-based New York Liberty tip off the 2020 season in Bradenton, Florida,
New York Liberty guard Asia Durr had her rookie season cut short by injury last summer. She won’t even take the court this year. Durr,
“We got next!” turned into “See you next month!” for the WNBA. The league announced Monday its plan to begin the 2020 season at the
Less than a week after a historic draft haul, which included two-time Wooden Award winner Sabrina Ionescu, the Brooklyn-based New York Liberty on Wednesday added